@FrankLets78822 I would argue (in a friendly way) that the most natural reading is a story that progresses through scripture of one people of God and that the covenants are the stepping stones, to have an overarching covenant they all administer is something that has to be read in to the text.
@EverythingRebs They'll be 10-2 or 11-1... Their tough stretch is obviously GA, TN, TAMU, and LSU... They'll beat TN and TAMU... GA and LSU are toss ups... If Lane has already lost a game or two, he'll be out of it mentally and AL will win that game.
@HuneyBadger714@EverythingRebs@MattHayesCFB Revenue sharing and NIL are not the same things. Revenue sharing is paid by the school and comes from the pool of $21 million schools are allowed to spend. NIL is not paid by the school but by outside sources. The school could not sue over a broken NIL deal.
@ReidAf1s@CovenantReform2@YourCalvinist As a Baptist, I would say you are assuming a lot to say there were infants in his family and household. It would just as easy to assume he told his family of Jesus & the earthquake and the turned to Jesus as well, thus they were baptized.
@PastorDScott@Protestia Genesis 1:3, God says let there be light. Genesis 1:16, God made two lights to be in the sky, the greater to rule the day, the lesser to rule the night. God created light on Day 1. God created the sun on day 4.
@MichelleDLesley For a book like John, a narrative, that is way too long. You'd have to spend multiple weeks going over and over the same stories or you're focusing on the trees and missing the forest/point of the story. Narratives aren't like letters where you can do single verse sermons.
@toastyJ@AddisonSmithTV@farmingandJesus He doesn't have to remove children as it is a different thing altogether. Your whole argument lies in "well, they didn't say not to include children." It is an argument from silence based in a continuance from the Old Covenant into the New. The New voids the Old.
@toastyJ@AddisonSmithTV@farmingandJesus That's where we disagree. Salvation is not the same as being an Israelite. The New Covenant is not the same as past covenants. It is better. It offers salvation where the others couldn't. The New Covenant is about personal salvation, as Peter says in Acts 2.