Originally posted by @eladar [b]My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me. 28 I give them eternal life, and they shall never perish; no one will snatch them out of my hand. 29 My Father, who has given them to me, is greater than all[c]; no one can snatch them out of my Father’s hand. 30 I and the Father are one.”
According to Jesus, God has given people to Je ...[text shortened]... lude that person him or herself? Is Jesus correct in his assertion that God is making the call?[/b]
And God said to John, come 'forth' and you shall be granted eternal life.
Originally posted by @eladar What did Jesus mean by that?
Did he mean literally taken? Or did he mean no one of the elect can lose their salvation which means their faith and how they live their lives?
He used the words that meant what He wanted to say. It is simple if you just read it and not try to sneak in some hidden agenda. Yes, literally taken, even death can't separate us from the love of God.
Originally posted by @kellyjay He used the words that meant what He wanted to say. It is simple if you just read it and not try to sneak in some hidden agenda. Yes, literally taken, even death can't separate us from the love of God.
Originally posted by @eladar What did Jesus mean by that?
Did he mean literally taken? Or did he mean no one of the elect can lose their salvation which means their faith and how they live their lives?
For your information, the elect are the elect for a reason, they are not going to go around running down God to everyone all the time.
Do you Calvinists really believe that no one can choose God? That no one can reject God? Just what is wrong with you? Do you hate people that much? Or just people that aren't like you?
Originally posted by @eladar Sneaking in the Bible?
If all you did was quote scripture it wouldn't be an issue, but you start telling people what
it means and screw it up, that part I have an issue with.
Originally posted by @kellyjay If all you did was quote scripture it wouldn't be an issue, but you start telling people what
it means and screw it up, that part I have an issue with.
If no one can take the elect out of God's hand, do they have free will to reject God?
Originally posted by @kellyjay If all you did was quote scripture it wouldn't be an issue, but you start telling people what
it means and screw it up, that part I have an issue with.
Originally posted by @eladar If no one can take the elect out of God's hand, do they have free will to reject God?
You are talking about two things that have nothing to do with the other. How does it have to do with the will of those in God's hands that no one can take them out?
Originally posted by @kellyjay You are talking about two things that have nothing to do with the other. How does it have to do with the will of those in God's hands that no one can take them out?
If one is in God's hand, can one choose to reject God?
Originally posted by @eladar The elect are those chosen by God. Jesus tells us these people have eternal security here on earth. They are saved and have no choice.
You speak exactly like the people who claim that Christians merely mimic what they are told by their church. You have the cart before the horse.
Originally posted by @suzianne You speak exactly like the people who claim that Christians merely mimic what they are told by their church. You have the cart before the horse.
Sorry, that isn't me. As of late I've been attending a Baptist church. The preacher rhere doesn't agree with me at all on the topic.
John 10, the elect
27 Aug '17 18:27
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