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Bart Goddard wrote:
> gkmcnees@comcast.net wrote:
>
>
>>>If, on one hand, we can't obey
>>>the law, then we can not receive salvation by believing.
>>
>>I must disagree. We can believe, for God enables us to do so.
>
>
> Which means that we must first be regenerated before we can
> believe. What else could "enabling" mean here?
>

"Enabling" is not causing or forcing - it is well, enabling.

1 a : to render able *enable a person to earn a living* : give power,
strength, or competency *his particular theology enabling him to
overcome some of the difficulties— S.F.Mason* b : to make possible,
practical, or easy *enabled passage of the anti-poll-tax law— H.F. &
Katharine Pringle*
2 a archaic : to give authority or sanction to : ENDOW b : to give
legal capacity to
3 : to give the opportunity to : ALLOW *examinations so designed that
high-school graduates are enabled to pass

Gary

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Grey Gentleman wrote:
> I am looking for complete list of New Testament references to the
> canonical Old Testament.
> I know I could just reread and document every time a writer mentions
> the OT, but
> I was hoping for a quicker method.
>
> I should mention here that I am looking for quotes (of which I am
told
> there are about 2-3 hundred,
> not the allusions, which number in the thousands.
>
> Does anyone know of such a list, either online or in book form?
>
> Your help is greatly appreciated,
>
> you can send responses to:
>
> stonwerk@shaw.ca
>
> Thank you,

The best I know of is about 1,000 quotes listed in pages 897-907 of THE
NEW TESTAMENT - Greek and English -
Second Edition, published by The American Bible Society, New York

The Greek Text was prepared by the United Bible Societies, Editors
Aland, Black, Martini, Metzger and Wikgren.
The English text is from Today's English Version.

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Ludwig77 wrote:
> As a Christian, I used to see truth as being independent of experience.
> My argument would go like this:
>
> God reveals truth to us through the Holy scriptures. If my experience
> contradicts that revelation, my experience is wrong.



Why don't you do like the most of us Christians do, and read scripture
to say what you want it to say? For example, if you don't like the way
Jeremiah 7:22 reads, just read it to say what you want it to say. Use
the same approach to the rest of scripture that you use when yo