@xTheGoodNews Maybe differing thoughts ought to provoke self inspection? Making sure you know what you know. I mean how many times have we believed “a” and then switch to “b?” It always good to be challenged assuming both sides are united in Christ.
@xTheGoodNews I’d think that any one who proclaims Christ who falls in sin needs to be examined thoroughly. It could be that they are being fools and need to repent. I could also show they’re not who they say they are. That’s tough work
@xTheGoodNews Mmm but I can say the same for your view. We both arrived to opposite views by reading and studying the word which is great! The question is, let’s take Romans, which is the most consistent interpretation taking all of Romans in consideration?
@faithgracesaved If your statement here is true, would it be safe to conclude that God had no idea what Jonah would do? And in the greater sense, does God have no idea who will come to be saved? Just curious
@truthmttrs001@_jonbowlin Some passages for ya: Matt. 17:10-13; Mal. 4:5; Luke 1:17. Overall, John is not physically Elijah but a type of Elijah to come. Hope this clarifies!