Featured Calvinism and John 3:16

YOU PROVE what I have written, to be wrong? Can YOU???

 

For the RACE yes. For all individuals? No. See the difference? Even if he only saved one person he saved the race.

You don't like the fact that God does NOT love all equally. I get that. But that is your problem. Not Calvinism's problem, not a biblical problem, your problem. Are Some Really Prepared For Destruction?

 

And that is not that God died for every individual or loves every individual with a SAVING love.

 

Those posts do.

 

John 3:16-18

 

OK, I understand that you CANNOT, as you FAKE to "know" Greek!

 

EXACTLY that!

 

more reformed nonsense!

Just take each point that I have carefully shown, YOURSELF, and then show that I am wrong?

 

Jesus Christ Shed His Blood for Judas

 

God our Savior, who desires all men to be saved

 

anyhow, what I wrote is a response to @The Archangel on another thread

 

What do you mean myself??

 

@Reformed1689 you use "funny", when you know you are beat! I don't mind, as I have met MANY just like you over the 40 years that I have been saved!

 

These are YOUR articles, I thought you did not want to be known on BB?

 

YOU take the time, as I have, and show from each of the points that I have made, to be wrong, as a mature Christian and not in silly, childish remarks!

 

I use funny when you post stuff that is so absurd it's not worth my time.

 

I did take the time in writing the articles I posted. I'm not going to rewrite something I've already done and is publicly available.

 

I’d like to try to get back to the passage in John 3, if we can,

Do you recognize the “whosever believes” of John 3:16 is already limited by John 3:1-10 and the discussion in being born agsin? How do you reconcile Jesus’s words that “the wind (Spirit) blows where He wills…. so is everyone born of the Spirit” with your belief salvation is available to all?

How do you reconcile your belief that the “love” of God mentioned in 3:16 is “saving love” applied to all humanity without exception and 1 Corinthians 13 passage that says “love never fails”? Wouldn’t that require a belief in universal salvation? If not, how can God’s saving love fail?

No need to reference Greek words. I’m very rusty and don’t have time to deep dive into it.

peace to you

 

I thought that you said, you did not want your real name here on BB, after I once used it?

 

It is clear from the context of John 3:16-18, that "the world" is "each and every person in the human race"

What Jesus says about “the wind (Spirit) blows where He wills…. so is everyone born of the Spirit”, is again in its context, speaking of the "spiritual birth" of believers, as opposed to "natural birth", which is something that the human eye cannot see, because it is SPIRITUAL.