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In article , lsenders@hotmail.com
says...

>Matthew Johnson wrote:
>> In article , Tracy Hall
>says...
>>
>> >
>> >However, in teaching our need for Christ's atonement, Paul taught
>that
>> >all have sinned. (Rom. 3:10, 23; 5:12).
>>
>> But who _as_ this 'all' he referred to? Please pay more attention to
>the
>> original context of the passages Paul cited.
>
>Context?

Yes, which you have _still_ not done! I said the context of the passages he
cited, NOT the context of his own citations! WHy was this so difficult for you
to understand?

>1:19-1:32 Gentile -condemned
>2:1-29 Jew -condemned
>conclusion:
>3:10-18 all men -condemned

Wrong. For what the Law says, it addressed to those under the Law. This is NOT
all men. Remember: Job was NOT an Israelite.

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quidquid boni habet, tribuat illi a quo factus est.
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"Gary McNees" wrote in message
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>
>> In article <126.23.20.05.594804000@srcbs.org>, Sarah Kanary
>> says...
>>This helps to somewhat comprehend in my limited way the
>>overwhelming love that Jehovah showed by sacrificing His
>>BEST, His most beloved REAL Son so that I may live to see
>>all suffering end. (Rev. 21:3, 4) The most difficult thing
>>to learn to reflect was the great patience of Jesus. He
>>never was dogmatic or said "...because I'm the Son of God
>>and I said so." He is such a warm, caring person, and I
>>was drawn to him as were the crowds. Bible truth causes
>>people to rejoice and want to share it.
>
> Sarah, do you believe that God is CREATOR?

Yes.

>
> Was the Creation of the universe difficult for Him?

No.

> According to your theology Christ is a creature.
> A creation of God. God could created an unlimited
> number of such creatures.

Correct. And He did. The "sons of God" are spoken of in the plural at Job
38:7, where they shouted for joy at seeing the physical creation. The sons
of God are without number. That doesn't mean they ALL had to become
Christs, only ONE of them did.

Only *one* is Firstborn. Only *one* is God's only direct creation. Only
*one* is the agent God then used to create everything else:

1Co 8:6 "yet for us there is but *one God, the Father*, from whom are all
things and we exist for Him; and one Lord, Jesu