In article <180.53.11.05.768288000@srcbs.org>, ru4sure@shinyfeet.com says...
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>In regards to what you said about Job "Job did not even know about the
>resurrection of the dead. So that is
>poor proof", I offer the following:
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>JOB 19
>"25 For I know my redeemer liveth, and [that] he shall stand at the
>latter upon the earth: 26 And after my skin destroy this , yet in
>my flesh shall I see God: 27 Whom I shall see for myself, and mine
>eyes shall behold, and not another; my reins be consumed within me."
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>It sounds like Job knew that he would indeed be resurrected and that he
>would be able to look upon God.

"After my skin destroy this"? What translation are _you_ quoting? It sounds like
you are quoting the KJV without the words in italics. Bad idea.

But more important, you _still_ have not proved what you think you have. For
many scholars believe the text is corrupt here, for reasons I won't try to cover
in this post. And even if you do insist on the MT text, the interpretations vary
quite a bit. See, for example, Keil & Delitzsch's translation, which is:

And I know: my Redeemer liveth,
And as the last One will He arise from the dust.

Nothing about a resurrection for _Job_ here.




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lsenders@hotmail.com wrote:
> Gary McNees wrote:
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>>Limited Atonement. He make them so that they cannot choose to believe
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> Rom. 3:11 There is none who understands, There is none who seeks for
> God;

It is really ridiculous for the Calvinist to quote such verses which
don't prove any of their doctrines. So you do not understand! You do not
seek for God!

Why O why can you not understand that just because you do not seek me
out, I can find you and seek for you? Christ came to seek and to save
the lost. Christ DRAWS ALL MEN to Himself. So what IS the problem?

>>and come to Christ = Total Inability = No free will. I think that
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>>doctrines are infinitely more heretical than our differences.
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>>But that is just my opinion.
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> And that is all that it is.

Except for the fact that Matthew agrees, and so does Scripture.

> We must ALL rely on God's analysis and
> revelation of the