Nick. I am giving up trying to have a meaningfull discussion with you. Your hurtfull accusations, which are untruths that you refuse to prove when asked, and the constant jumping from the subject to another, makes me wonder if you're sane. I am terminating my dialog with you as of now. Blessings.

Nick. God used Paul and his epistles after His son.

Quote (Nick Hassan @ April 01 2008,06:30)Hi CO, Anyone got a mirror?Hi Nick, Same old garbage…no substance. Why can't you be man enough to show a post of mine that says what you imply that I said. I'll bet you can't, you'll answer with another frivilous bunch of gibberish.

Nick, Again, you accuse but cannot show any of my posts to prove your accusations. “Thou shall not bear false witness”.Blessings.

Nick, I don't know what all the jibberish is about, but the answer to the questions are incorrect.Here are the answers: Though the title, “Hebrews” is not inspired, the opening strain shows that this epistle is addressed to Israelites “whose are the fathers” (Ro. 9:5), and who alone had the oracles of God. No author is given. This is an…[Read more]

Nick, some additional truths to digest: Justification.Now, from this grand perspective, let us seek to grasp the scriptural essence of the Greek verb dikaioõ, which, in English, is “justify.” First of all, let us note that the English adjective “just” (in Greek, dikaion) is the equivalent of the adjective “righteous,” which means, “to be confo…[Read more]

Hi Nick. Our Saviour, God, saves us, “not for works which are wrought in righteousness which we do, but according to His mercy” (Titus 3:5). He does so, “through Jesus Christ, our Saviour, that, being justified in that One’s grace, we may be becoming enjoyers, in expectation, of the allotment of life eonian” (Titus 3:6,7). We learn from Roma…[Read more]

Nick. Again, you accuse without producing any of my posts that say what you imply. Shame on you. I'll accept your apology.Blessings.

Hi Nick. I thought Christ died for all mankind, paid our debt for all our transgressions, past, present, & future. Are we not “Justified” by this act?Blessings.

Hi Nick. Heb.1:1-2By many portions and many modes, of old, God, speaking to the fathers in the prophets,2 in the last of these days speaks to us in a Son, …If you correctly cut the word of truth, who do you think this is speaking of? What does “in the last of these days” mean to you? Correctly cut, these two questions should be an easy…[Read more]

Hi Nick. Were you ever “them”, or were you always “us”?Blessings.

Hi Nick. As far as I know, nothing I have posted is unscripturel. If you can find a post that I posted that you think is unscripurel, please point it out to me and I will apolagise. If not, I will accept your apolagy.Blessings.

So then the scriptures are for all!

Hebrews is what the title says, thats to who it is written. See the confusion when the truth is not correctly cut?Blessings.

Very important for understanding scripture, many think all scripture is about us. All is for us, but not all is about us. This truth is ignored by many, thereby confusing the correct meaning of scripture.Blessings.

Nick, Where is it written that Pauls epistles are not for the unsaved? Blessings.

Nick, my final post on this subject, no assumptions, just scriptures.Blessings.

Hi Nick, You seem to think that Christs sacrifice was not sufficient for remission of the sins of the world. Can you answer me…Did Christ die for only partial justification, or complete justification of all? If we still have to repent, you must believe that His sacrifice was not sufficient. I would be afraid to stand before the living…[Read more]

Hi Nick, I think that we must agree to disagree, this discussion is going nowhere. We will know the truth at the consummation. See you then…we will all be there.Blessings.

So what if an unsaved man reads Pauls epistles, is this forbidden? How is a unsaved man going to be saved if he can't read Pauls scripture? You err greatly in assuming Pauls epistles are only for the saved.Blessings.