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@J17apologetics @shawnRwillson But they don’t have their resurrected, glorified bodies. If you die today, will you have a glorified body? Or will that be at the resurrection?
@J17apologetics @shawnRwillson If Ephesians 1:1-12 only applies to the apostles, does that mean that we are not adopted as sons and daughters? Were we not corporately chosen in him before the world?
@J17apologetics @shawnRwillson The Bible teaches that believers will receive new, glorified bodies at the resurrection (1 Corinthians 15, Philippians 3:21). Old Testament patriarchs, like Abraham, didn’t seem to get glorified bodies during their lifetimes, but are promised future resurrection (Daniel 12:2).
@J17apologetics @shawnRwillson I don’t think we are looking at it the same. Sincerely not trying to play games here. I read the tenses just fine from my perspective.
@J17apologetics @shawnRwillson So, “glorified” is still something in the future although he’s speaking as it as the past tense. No matter the view, it’s paradoxical.
@J17apologetics @shawnRwillson 1. I still don’t see the problem with any of the grammar. The same people he predestined, he also called.
2. Even if he’s talking about those from the past, it doesn’t make sense - because even they have NOT been glorified yet; not until the resurrection.
@J17apologetics @shawnRwillson You could say, “He STOLE food so that his family would survive.”
STOLE = past tense
Would survive = future
There’s nothing wrong with this grammar. It doesn’t require me to change anything. Right?
@J17apologetics @shawnRwillson I watched you video on Romans 8. It’s great, but I’m not sure how you get “foreknown” to mean formerly known. It seems like a major stretch to me- to be honest. “He would be the firstborn” still fits perfectly fine without that logic.
@J17apologetics This also make sense considering Gods conversation with Moses - “I will show them my wonders.”
There can only be one right translation. And there can only be one right answer. What do you think?
@J17apologetics Other translations say, “So that I may show you my power.” Also, “I have raised you up” has also been translated to “I allowed you to remain” which makes more sense in context.
*“I could’ve destroyed you, but I kept you alive so that I may show you my power.”