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  1. KenH
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    "It Is Finished."

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    Post by: KenH, Apr 18, 2024 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  2. 37818
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    "It Is Finished."

    False. It says were accomplished. Psalms 22:1, was past before John 19:28.
    Post by: 37818, Apr 18, 2024 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  3. JonC
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    Did those seeking to kill Jesus, doing the desires of the Devil, put Jesus to death by godless men?

    I agree sin is not the wage. Sin produces death (death is the wage of sin). I agree that men have different parts, but when we sin we sin in the...
    Post by: JonC, Nov 8, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  4. 37818
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    Did those seeking to kill Jesus, doing the desires of the Devil, put Jesus to death by godless men?

    Sin is not the wage. Sin earns the wage of death. Jesus received death of His soul when He was forsaken by God, Psalms 22:1. Less the fire, Mark...
    Post by: 37818, Nov 8, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  5. JonC
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    Did those seeking to kill Jesus, doing the desires of the Devil, put Jesus to death by godless men?

    I believe Jesus was forsaken to suffer (I believe Psalm 22 foreshadowed the Crucifixion). Does this sound like unbroken fellowship? Yes - if...
    Post by: JonC, Nov 2, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  6. 37818
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    Did those seeking to kill Jesus, doing the desires of the Devil, put Jesus to death by godless men?

    What does being forsaken by God mean to you regarding Jesus on the cross? Psalms 22:1, "My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?" Does this...
    Post by: 37818, Nov 2, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  7. 37818
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    Did those seeking to kill Jesus, doing the desires of the Devil, put Jesus to death by godless men?

    Yes, for the purpose of His resurrection. Both Luke and John recorded Jesus' fellowship having been restored with the Father. Matthew and Mark...
    Post by: 37818, Nov 2, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  8. 37818
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    John 11:47–53

    I believe John 19:28 is after Jesus was a proxy for us. And in Matthew's and Mark's accounts Jesus was being our proxy when He was citing Psalms...
    Post by: 37818, Sep 25, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  9. 37818
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    John 11:47–53

    Post by: 37818, Sep 24, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  10. 37818
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    John 11:47–53

    1 Corinthians 2:8, ". . . Which none of the princes of this world knew: for had they known it, they would not have crucified the Lord of glory. ....
    Post by: 37818, Sep 24, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  11. Silverhair
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    John 11:47–53

    @37818 you are looking back at this and reading to the text what you think is there whereas they were looking forward and as Caiaphas said it's...
    Post by: Silverhair, Sep 24, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  12. JonC
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    John 11:47–53

    Uh....no. Because by definition that is not substitution. The argument was that if the Jews allow Christ to continue His ministry then Rome...
    Post by: JonC, Sep 24, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  13. 37818
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    John 11:47–53

    How? Just because you think and say so? I see the penal proxy, and you full well know why I do. Isaiah 53:6. Ezekiel 18:4. Isaiah 53:12. Psalms...
    Post by: 37818, Sep 24, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  14. JonC
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    Penal Substitution Hypothetical question

    I understand as we have had this discussion before and you were kind enough to explain your position. I simply disagree (do we will not agree on...
    Post by: JonC, Sep 15, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  15. 37818
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    Penal Substitution Hypothetical question

    I do not think you understand what you think you do. His bl Death of the soul and death of the body are two different deaths. I am of the...
    Post by: 37818, Sep 15, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  16. 37818
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    Definitive truths.

    SDA E. G. White wrote, "When individuals commit sins which are too grievous for the Lord to pardon, their names are erased from the book, and they...
    Post by: 37818, Aug 30, 2023 in forum: General Baptist Discussions
  17. 37818
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    Penal Substitution Gospel

    The Biblical Penal Substitution on the cross was brief. Only Matthew and Mark cite Psalms 22:1. In Luke 23:46 and before the event in John 19:28...
    Post by: 37818, Jul 25, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  18. 37818
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    The three different deaths to death.

    Death do to sin. Genesis 2:17 and Ephesians 2:1. Physical death and death of the soul. Matthew 10:28, Ezekiel 18:4. And what never dies with...
    Post by: 37818, Jul 1, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  19. Arthur King
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    Romans 3:21-26 doesn't support penal substitution

    You say - "We cannot make the words "My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?" spoken by the Lord Jesus in mark 15:34 mean "My God, My God, You...
    Post by: Arthur King, Jun 29, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  20. Martin Marprelate
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    Romans 3:21-26 doesn't support penal substitution

    I think you'll find it does. David certainly wrote the psalm, but it is about the Lord Jesus, When did David have his hands and feet pierced...
    Post by: Martin Marprelate, Jun 29, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
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