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Yet another taint so denial of biblical truth. Matthew 23:13 makes it clear who is preventing people from entering the kingdom! So the repeat question is simply obfuscation. Next we get blather about the "final say." Does the scripture indicate those prevented from entering were prevented by the false teachings, or the resultant action of God? No answer will come from these disingenuous posters.
So they change the subject and demand answers for off topic questions.
Both Matthew 23:13 and Romans 9:16 are consistent and true, and your pretense that Matthew 23:13 does not say what it says is hogwash.

 

Asked and answered dozens of times.; So obfuscation on display and a straight up denial of the steps in the process of entering the kingdom.

 

Yet another material false statement.
Every lost person's "faith" is unrighteous. For you not to know that proves your biblical knowledge. Recall all our works of righteousness are as filthy rags to God? It is God who credits our filthy rag faith as righteous faith turning a sows ear into a silk purse.

And how about the denial that God does not credit the person who declares their faith, such as those in Matthew 7?

On and on folks, one false assertion after another is all Falselogy has to offer.

 

When God takes an individual out of being "in Adam" and transfers them spiritually into Christ's spiritual body, they are made alive together with Christ. Thus a spiritually "dead" individual is made spiritually alive by the washing of regeneration (regeneration = made alive). Since in an unholy sinful state we are separated from our holy God, the "washing" removes whatever was "unholy" such as what God held against us.

The OT saints did not immediately enter the kingdom when they obtained approval by faith. No, they had to wait in "Abraham's bosom" to be made perfect after Christ died on the cross.

In Matthew 23:13 Jesus says some individuals were "entering the kingdom" but were prevented from going in.

Thus a process, or sequence of steps, is utilized in order to gain entry. We know the final step, God transfers the person from the realm of darkness into the kingdom of His beloved Son, Colossians 1:13. And we know, from 2 Thessalonians 2:13 that our being set apart (the sanctification by the Spirit) is the action God uses to make His choice of individuals for salvation.

Therefore if God credits our "faith in the truth" as righteous faith, He bestows His gracious blessing of salvation by setting us apart spiritually in Christ.

 

Once again the Falselogy advocate posts utter obfuscation!

When does our election for salvation occur? When God transfers the existing individual spiritually into Christ.
Salvation does NOT, repeat does NOT, depend on the person that wills. However Austin keeps claiming that nonsense and attributing it to me. Falselogy requires sacrificing virtue on the alter of deceit
Salvation is by grace alone through faith credited as righteous faith alone..
Once again we have no power to make ourselves alive, God puts individuals with Christ's spiritual body where they are MADE alive together with Christ. Austin simply ask asinine questions one after the other.
The Old Covenant Saints entered Abraham's bosom where they had to wait to be made perfect. Only those made perfect enter the kingdom of heaven.
And for the umpteenth time, Austin denies Matthew 23:13. It says people did not allow others to go in.
And for the umpteenth time Falselogy advocates claim that when God saves according to His will, that means not according to His will. Utterly false premise.
Does Austin know what he means by being sanctified? Does it mean being set apart within Christ's spiritual body? Who knows, this post just makes up nonsense.
And for the umpteenth time, I have addressed positional sanctification, progressive sanctification and ultimate sanctification, yet Austin simply repeats his asked and answered questions.

1) Scripture says we were corporately chosen before the foundation of the world and individually chosen after we were once one a people chosen for God's possession. I have posted this dozens of times.

2) Our adoption will occur in the future, see Romans 8:23. The effort to claim "adoption" refers to being placed within Christ were we undergo the washing of regeneration is depraved nonsense.

3) We are justified by the washing of regeneration, which occurs when God places us individually within Christ's spiritual body.

4) We are not sanctified daily, but once for all time. Our progressive sanctification result in becoming more effective ambassadors of Christ, but spiritually we have already been made perfect. Folks, do not trample of the blood of Christ.

5) When we became siblings of Christ we were glorified spiritually, and when we undergo our bodily redemption, we will be raised in glorified bodies.

Folks, pay no attention to the non-stop fiction posted by the Falselogy advocates.

 

LOL, yet another non-responsive taint so post.

When does our election for salvation occur? When God transfers the existing individual spiritually into Christ.
Salvation does NOT, repeat does NOT, depend on the person that wills. However Austin keeps claiming that nonsense and attributing it to me. Falselogy requires sacrificing virtue on the alter of deceit
Salvation is by grace alone through faith credited as righteous faith alone..
Once again we have no power to make ourselves alive, God puts individuals with Christ's spiritual body where they are MADE alive together with Christ. Austin simply ask asinine questions one after the other.
The Old Covenant Saints entered Abraham's bosom where they had to wait to be made perfect. Only those made perfect enter the kingdom of heaven.
And for the umpteenth time, Austin denies Matthew 23:13. It says people did not allow others to go in.
And for the umpteenth time Falselogy advocates claim that when God saves according to His will, that means not according to His will. Utterly false premise.
Does Austin know what he means by being sanctified? Does it mean being set apart within Christ's spiritual body? Who knows, this post just makes up nonsense.
And for the umpteenth time, I have addressed positional sanctification, progressive sanctification and ultimate sanctification, yet Austin simply repeats his asked and answered questions.

1) Scripture says we were corporately chosen before the foundation of the world and individually chosen after we were once one a people chosen for God's possession. I have posted this dozens of times.

2) Our adoption will occur in the future, see Romans 8:23. The effort to claim "adoption" refers to being placed within Christ were we undergo the washing of regeneration is depraved nonsense.

3) We are justified by the washing of regeneration, which occurs when God places us individually within Christ's spiritual body.

4) We are not sanctified daily, but once for all time. Our progressive sanctification result in becoming more effective ambassadors of Christ, but spiritually we have already been made perfect. Folks, do not trample of the blood of Christ.

5) When we became siblings of Christ we were glorified spiritually, and when we undergo our bodily redemption, we will be raised in glorified bodies.

 

Noice Austin did not address anything but continued to assert nonsense.
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When does our election for salvation occur? When God transfers the existing individual spiritually into Christ.
Salvation does NOT, repeat does NOT, depend on the person that wills. However Austin keeps claiming that nonsense and attributing it to me. Falselogy requires sacrificing virtue on the alter of deceit
Salvation is by grace alone through faith credited as righteous faith alone..
Once again we have no power to make ourselves alive, God puts individuals with Christ's spiritual body where they are MADE alive together with Christ. Austin simply ask asinine questions one after the other.
The Old Covenant Saints entered Abraham's bosom where they had to wait to be made perfect. Only those made perfect enter the kingdom of heaven.
And for the umpteenth time, Austin denies Matthew 23:13. It says people did not allow others to go in.
And for the umpteenth time Falselogy advocates claim that when God saves according to His will, that means not according to His will. Utterly false premise.
Does Austin know what he means by being sanctified? Does it mean being set apart within Christ's spiritual body? Who knows, this post just makes up nonsense.
And for the umpteenth time, I have addressed positional sanctification, progressive sanctification and ultimate sanctification, yet Austin simply repeats his asked and answered questions.

1) Scripture says we were corporately chosen before the foundation of the world and individually chosen after we were once one a people chosen for God's possession. I have posted this dozens of times.

2) Our adoption will occur in the future, see Romans 8:23. The effort to claim "adoption" refers to being placed within Christ were we undergo the washing of regeneration is depraved nonsense.

3) We are justified by the washing of regeneration, which occurs when God places us individually within Christ's spiritual body.

4) We are not sanctified daily, but once for all time. Our progressive sanctification result in becoming more effective ambassadors of Christ, but spiritually we have already been made perfect. Folks, do not trample of the blood of Christ.

5) When we became siblings of Christ we were glorified spiritually, and when we undergo our bodily redemption, we will be raised in glorified bodies.