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gpatton@bayou.com wrote:
> Doc Tom wrote:
> > VERSE 9 in the above reference explains the HUMAN { FLESHLY } does NOT
> > comprehend the SPIRITUAL , While VERSE 10 PLAIN states SPIRITUAL are
> > beyond HUMAN understanding unless REVEALED BY the HOLY SPIRIT, OK
> > Professors, Doctor Deemer, B.PHD.
> >
> > Maranatha !!! Pastor Tom and Mo
>
>
>
> Could you give us an example of how you have applied these verses when
> you do Bible study?


If you cannot think of one, that is OK Tom, I can not think of any
example either.


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Jim@zerospam.mk.net wrote:


>> >> > 1Peter:3:8: Finally, be ye all of one mind,
>> >>
>> >> This isn't the church, it's a usenet forum. This
>> >> verse doesn't apply.
>> >>
>> >
>> > you aren't part of the church?
>>
>> I am. Perhaps you are. But the "this" I'm refering to
>> is this forum, not myself. Do you think this forum,
>> which includs people from many non-Christian backgrounds,
>> is the church?
>
> but if you are part of the church it should govern your actions where
> ever you are and whatever you do,

Entirely beside the point of the verse which says
"be ye all of one mind."


> or aren't the instructions of scripture binding when dealing with
> non-believers?

You tell me. Are you or should you be "of one mind" with
non-believers?

Bart


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gkmcnees@comcast.net wrote:


> You say, "I know I am saved because Christ died for me."
>
> I say, "I know I am saved because God told me that Christ died for
> me."
>
> In your case, you say it is not by works, but in my case you say
> it is by works. This does not make any sense to me.

This is not "why I know" but "why am I saved". Are
you saved because Christ died for you or because you
"know" that Christ died for you?

> I believe that in your sentence is hidden faith.

It's not hidden, it's a statement of faith. But my
sentence doesn't say that my faith is the cause of my
salvation.


>> I don't care if you believe
>> in salvation by works, I'm just bothered that you don't
>> admit it.
>
> I deny that I believe in salvation by works.
> But I would affirm that you believe that man is
> saved by works.