@TheMuppetPastor Perhaps it's "Reproductive means free Justice Palestine". Somewhere, a judge named Palestine has been wrongly imprisoned and must be freed in order to do his job again, or be "reproductive". Maybe.
@Bwhite4363@Michael94753103@5solas <— Calvinist here. I do not believe that nor have I ever heard another Calvinist say it. Where do you even get an idea like that?
@RonBoyd0@RFupdates All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work.—2 Tim. 3:16-17
Complete. Every good work. To Hell with your Roman "Tradition"!
@nova_papist @Michael94753103@5solas The word doesn't mean "try to win over, despite the sinner's bondage to sin".
Christ draws all who have faith in him, which is how he can say, "No one CAN come to me UNLESS the Father who sent me draws him." He says he will raise THOSE people on the last day.
@nova_papist @Michael94753103@5solas Insults aside, if you go back to the interlinear you'll see that it doesn't in fact say "all men" in the sense of "all existing," but merely πάντας (all).
Your view makes nonsense of verses like Rom. 16:19—"your obedience is known to all"—which clearly don't mean ALL people.
@StevenP30730282@pastorscottc One could argue that if we’re told who to baptize, then we don’t need to be told who not to baptize. Scripture also doesn’t forbid the baptism of unbelieving spouses. Or dogs.