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News Item4/19/09 5:12 PM
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DJC49 wrote:
The Gen 2:9 "tree of life" is NOT typological of Christ. Biblical typologies are MUCH more than two entities having something in common (in this case, "life").......

typology is determined by Scripture. The Holy Spirit inspired the use of types; OTOH, illustrations, analogies, and word associations are the result of man’s study.
The "tree of life" is perhaps SYMBOLIC of Jesus,
and *Rudi*s statement that:
"The tree of life ***IS*** Jesus Christ"
is a REAL s-t-r-e-t-c-h.

Calvin said
"Yet I am not dissatisfied with what has been handed down by some of the fathers, as Augustine and Eucherius, that the tree of life was a figure of Christ, inasmuch as he is the Eternal Word of God: it could not indeed be otherwise a symbol of life, than by representing him in figure. For we must maintain what is declared in the first chapter of John (John 1:1-3,) that the life of all things was included in the Word, but especially the life of men, which is conjoined with reason and intelligence. Wherefore, by this sign, Adam was admonished, that he could claim nothing for himself as if it were his own, in order that he might depend wholly upon the Son of God, and might not seek life anywhere but in him."
(Commentary Gen 2:9)

Survey4/12/09 11:41 AM
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John UK wrote:
Alas, turnips cannot be theologians, as is evidenced by my embarassing post you mentioned.
Oh I don't know though John.

"Turnip" - the thick, fleshy, edible root of either of two plants of the *MUSTARD* family"

Luke 17:6 "And the Lord said, If ye had faith as a grain of *MUSTARD* seed, ye might say unto this sycamine tree, Be thou plucked up by the root, and be thou planted in the sea; and it should obey you."

Don't start chucking trees around John.


News Item4/6/09 2:56 PM
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Aaww Pity!
I was hoping for some debate.
I guess my question was too bathyphilous.

DJC49
"Ergo, "sin" was a foregone conclusion once God decided to create in the first place!"

Yes I agree with your conclusions DJ.
Defining sin helps with our seeking along these lines. Taking your point on "image of God" - It seems obvious to perceive the definition of "disobedience" buried in there. In that man is not perfect image. The lack of perfection in us pertaining to a pursuance of that perfect state, but falling short when we use our limited means. Thus do we disobey (sin) when we do not follow the perfect example of Christ, in every aspect of life.
Another question arising thereof would be "can" we follow Christ? Answer NO, unless we get divine help, because of our limitations. Or were we "made" to follow? or "made" not to? (Potter/clay syndrome). One day we will be complete! Well some will!!


News Item4/6/09 9:45 AM
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itsaboutheremnant wrote:
great and terrible things have been accomplished as part of the creators will why should this be any different
You have got God literally cleaning up His own mess, ie the wretched sin state of the human condition?
God's wrath thus becomes a self inflicted injury upon Himself?

You've got the Father, God, sending His own Son to pay for His Father's crimes? And sending His own Son to die for sin which is His Father's own construction. This is not the Biblical God of Love and justice.

Ultimately You have made God the origin and source, - therefore the responsible agent, - for sin in creation. But Scripture states that man rebelled AGAINST God.
Consequently You have ultimately removed the guilt of sin from the sinner, yet Bible states man is the enemy of God.

Sin does not originate with God nor His will.

The Bible clearly illustrates God is love, righteous, just, merciful, Holy; ..... Sin does not reside within these attributes.

Psalm 145:17 The LORD is righteous in all his ways, and holy in all his works.

Deut 32:4 He is the Rock, his work is perfect: for all his ways are judgment: a God of truth and WITHOUT iniquity, just and right is he.


News Item4/5/09 3:46 PM
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itsaboutheremnant wrote:
God sent the shooter, if you cant explain this relatively insignificant incident how you gonna explain the billions who are gonna die possibly soon in revelation ?
Are you suggesting that God's "knowing"
Is the same as God's "decreeing"???
When dealing with all the actions of sinners?

What you appear to be implying is that God ordained sin as part of His will for creation. That is wrong.

Sin is disobedience of the will of God NOT acquiesing to God's will.

As for the flood and Jerusalem 70AD God did not author/ordain the sin - but in His righteouness carried out the just punishment.

GOD Did NOT send the shooter.

As for those who die in sin that is just deserts and righteous justice.


News Item4/5/09 2:37 PM
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itsaboutheremnant wrote:
I believe that restraint was removed from the reprobate shooter and thats why he did it
This being so 'remnant' when Eve picked the fruit and she and Adam ate it, was it because the "restraint" had been unhitched at that precise moment?

Whenever a person sins is it then because God whips away the restraint?

A person sins because from birth, they are a born sinner. God does not need to intervene to "enable" the mortal to commit sin. Death is a sin. Flesh is the realm of sin. Man is under the domain of sin whilst on earth.

Now why does a person kill as in this article's case? First it is not ordained by God as your post suggests if we consider omniscience, predestination and foreknowing.
Second it is against God's *WILL* not in accordance with it.
Third God protects His own flock, but *allows* the reprobates to go their own sinful way in life. Thereby establishing that the unsaved sinners live and die outside the providential grace unto eternal life.
Fourth we shall never really know the sequence of sinful events which lead to this massacre in the life of the killer, but iniquity played its part from beginning to tragic end. That iniquity will belong to several people and circumstances.


News Item4/3/09 1:01 PM
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just wondering wrote:
Just a second look at those verses draws my attention to the mention of the "wife" being bound by law as long as her husband lives.
Wonder why, it only says "wife" and not "husband"?
The female is recorded in Scripture as being the weaker vessel. 1Peter 3:7 Likewise, ye husbands, dwell with them according to knowledge, giving honour unto the wife, as unto the weaker vessel, and as being heirs together of the grace of life; that your prayers be not hindered.

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1Tim 2:14 And Adam was not deceived, but the woman being deceived was in the transgression.

This, as history and experience has taught, does not exclude the male from the error but compounds his sin. Another authority he has devalued and in many cases destroyed.


News Item3/24/09 2:38 PM
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John UK wrote:
But in 1904-5 in Wales, the conversions were no different to my own and many others in 1979.
John
The outpouring of the Holy Spirit for communal Revival is an entirely different event to Regeneration.

Spurgeon said

"The church wants fresh REVIVALS O! for the days of Cambuslang again, when Whitefield preached with power. O! for the days when in this place hundreds were converted sometimes under Whitefield's sermons. It has been known that two thousand credible cases of conversion have happened under one solitary discourse. O! for the age when eyes should be strained, and ears should be ready to receive the word of God, and when men should drink in the word of life, as it is indeed, the very water of life, which God gives to dying souls! O! for the age of deep feeling—the age of deep, thorough-going earnestness! Let us ask God for it ; let us plead with him for it. Perhaps he has the man, or the men, somewhere, who will shake the world yet; perhaps even now he is about to pour forth a mighty influence upon men, which shall make the church as wonderful in this age, as it ever was in any age that has passed." CHS

Yes
Pray GOD that we could see this again today!


News Item3/22/09 11:30 AM
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GG wrote:
why am I being censored?
Quo Vadis GG?

News Item3/22/09 10:44 AM
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"The Obama administration is no friend to Israel, is no friend to the Jews in America and is no friend to democracy or freedom in America. …Just by his very appointments, we can see him filling positions of power with people who are anti-Semitic, who want to see Israel essentially dissolved as a nation, if not by diplomacy, then certainly by war.""

Now here's an interesting article to say the least?

But how true is it?

It sounds a bit like the old conspiracy theorist at work!

On the other hand Obama is definitely liberal and is bound to go for that type of people around him. And if anybody is anti-Israel they have already proved they are!

Liberalism is certainly a power in modern politcs especially in EU, UN and UK. The principle theme within it manifests as reduction in all authority, pollution of decent society and removal of traditional standards as well as morals.

Watch this space?


News Item3/9/09 10:56 AM
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""Our great God is not surprised by this, or anything," Nate Adams, executive director of the Illinois Baptist State Association, said in a statement. "That He allows evil and free will to have their way in tragedies like this is a mystery in many ways.""

When will they ever learn? This man's will was not free! It was under the domain of sin and Satan.

Psalm 19:13 Keep back thy servant also from presumptuous sins; let them not have dominion over me: then shall I be upright, and I shall be innocent from the great transgression.

Romans 6:14 For sin shall not have dominion over you: for ye are not under the law, but under grace.


Survey3/6/09 2:32 PM
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lyn wrote:
I enjoy men such as MacArthur, Washer, Mbewe, and Leiter because they do not preach what Calvin preaches, or any man or group of men...they preach God's word.
Considering the theme of your post is this not just a wee bit hypocritical, Lyn?

John Calvin is not here to defend himself either, and remember the doctrine which bears his name has changed quite substantially since his life time. As has many doctrines.

Calvin would probably be the first to say, "Don't call it Calvinism - call it Bible Doctrine or Christian teaching."


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DJC49 wrote:
Cornelius has brought ,,,,, question which MUST be resolved: "Can one be saved WITHOUT having conscious knowledge and faith in Jesus Christ?"
*BUT* The Messiah Cornelius KNEW,,,,

"Then David began to speak of Him as 'the Christ,' the Anointed One,—in whose person the typical offices of Prophet, Priest, and King should be combined. Afterwards Isaiah described Him as 'a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief,'—who was 'wounded for our transgressions, and bruised for our iniquities,'—who should 'make His soul a sacrifice for sin,' for 'the Lord hath laid upon Him the iniquities of us all,'—and then, connecting His redeeming work with the justification of His people, he adds, 'By His knowledge shall my righteous Servant justify many, for He shall bear their iniquities;' 'Surely, shall one say, In the Lord have I righteousness,'—'in the Lord shall all the house of Israel be justified and shall glory.' Jeremiah spoke of Him, when he said, 'This is the name whereby He shall be called, The Lord our righteousness.' Zechariah spoke of Him as 'the man whose name is the Branch'—the man who is 'Jehovah's fellow,'—the 'Shepherd,'—'a Priest upon His throne;' and Daniel spoke of Him as 'Messiah the Prince,' who should come..."


Survey2/27/09 8:03 AM
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John Calvin wrote:
for because God respected the prayers and alms of Cornelius, so that he endued him with the faith of the gospel
Aahh Good to see you John Calvin the grace filled teacher.

And what does Mister Understanding do - BUT doubt his doctrines.
Mr. U. = A Calvinist..
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= ON DEPRAVITY
"But as man by the fall did not cease to be a creature, endowed with understanding and will, nor did sin which pervaded the whole race of mankind, deprive him of the human nature, but brought upon him DEPRAVITY AND SPIRITUAL DEATH; so also this grace of regeneration does not treat men as senseless stocks and blocks, nor take away their will and its properties, neither does violence thereto; but spiritually quickens, heals, corrects, and at the same time sweetly and powerfully bends it; that where carnal rebellion and resistance formerly prevailed, a ready and sincere spiritual obedience begins to reign; in which the true and spiritual restoration and freedom of our will consist. Wherefore unless the admirable author of every good work wrought in us, man could have NO HOPE of recovering from his fall BY HIS OWN FREE WILL, by the abuse of which, in a state of innocence, he plunged himself into ruin." (Canons of Dordt)


News Item1/29/09 2:47 PM
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"The stark figures are a severe blow to Gordon Brown, who has continually insisted that Britain is better placed than most countries to weather the downturn."

Wrong again Gordon!

At least Gordon can blame the last Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Oh Hang on that was him wasn't it.

Luke 16:13 No servant can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon.

God won't bless a people who reject Him. Trouble is in UK today we don't have much of a real church left.

I blame "free will" religion.


News Item1/10/09 9:04 AM
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"Barack Obama declared yesterday that only unprecedented and urgent government spending could prevent the deepening recession stretching for years into the future."

Barack "MARX" Obama is certainly changing the face of America today isn't he!

The google search engine turned up 771,000 items when I asked for any "Karl Marx Obama" information.

1950's America might have tried to sanitize society from the communist manifesto - But It seems Obama has a different economic pattern for y'all.


News Item12/23/08 10:48 AM
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Sentinel wrote:
May I ask you a question?
Why do you think people post on these boards?
It has become a new habit for me, having started when I was in pain and needed a diversion, and I couldn't concentrate on reading a book. Then, it became a curosity for me.
Sentinel + enough already;
Hope you don't mind my joining in. I hope the pain's gone Sentinel.
I have been an SA addict for four years now. Why? Well in my particular situation I can't get much "informed" debate from Christians of various doctrines and who are knowledgeable about their specific doctrinal position.
The local Church doesn't have a large number of folks who are seriously articulate about all aspects of theology and church history.
The SA comments board back in 2005/6 was much busier than today,sadly. But we used to have some really satisfying (even if we did disagree) discussion about Bible, doctrines and a whole variety of topics to interest the Christian mind. I do miss the old days.
Yes there have been things that should not have been posted and anger across the doctrinal divide. But has this not been the case for centuries? Look at Wesley versus Whitefield as an example. They did it by sermon/letters, if they had the computer back then?? Say no more.

News Item12/21/08 11:17 AM
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"The majority of Britons do not believe the Biblical story of the birth of Jesus, a survey has suggested."

Wonder why these people expect the Truth to come from surveys?
The "majority" of Britains are going to hell therefore wouldn't know anyway.

Quote 2
"Of 1,000 people questioned, 70% doubted the account, according to the British Marketing Research Bureau."

Satan loves surveys! As the prince of this world and British society, he always gets involved with them.

Quote 3
"Almost a quarter of people who described themselves as Christians shared their scepticism."

No surprise here is there. Many who claim to be Christian might well be Liberals (completely different religion) or Nominals who wouldn't know the Bible from the bus timetable.

Many come to church; - But not all of them come to Christ.

The Remnant always were kept as a small quantity. Thats before we go on to discuss the Invisible Church.


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"The love of God is uninfluenced. By this we mean, there was nothing whatever in the objects of His love to call it into exercise, nothing in the creature to attract or prompt it. The love which one creature has for another is because of something in them; but the love of God is free, spontaneous, uncaused. The only reason why God loves any is found in His own sovereign will: "The Lord did not set His love upon you, nor choose you because ye were more in number than any people; for ye were the fewest of all people: but because the Lord loved thee" (Deut. 7:7,8). God has loved His people from everlasting, and therefore nothing of the creature can be the cause of what is found in God from eternity. He loves from Himself: "according to His own purpose" (2 Tim. 1:9)."(A. Pink)

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DJC49 wrote:
1] There's absolutely NO excuse for that sort of personal attack.

2] legerdemain.

3] ... like making the user of such tactics look foolish, shallow, deceitful and desperate.


You've made me laugh now DJC49

1] and 3] = How do you reconcile these two in the same post?

2] Ooohh thats a big word.

I love a good debate and you provided one. Thanks. It was almost as good as Mary's gamete discussion.

Keep up the Reformed polemics so that we can teach these poor mistaken Armin's the truth.

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