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[Angelika @Ainebyoona78920]

Thank God this creativity was done by a school .
If it was NRM a lot of billions were going to be spent on this same work 😂

[Julio ❇️ @juliosvy]

@kampalasfinesst Bakaya Saka has no English name 😂😂😂

[Whosoeverwill.bible @Whosoeverwills]

There's a verse where God says "O that."

"O that there were such an heart in them, that they would fear me, and keep all my commandments always, that it might be well with them, and with their children for ever!" Deut 5:29

Read that again. The God who spoke the universe into being is standing at Sinai saying I wish. Not I will install. Not I have decreed. O that there were such an heart in them.

He could have made the heart. He didn't. He wanted it from them. And look what he wanted it for: "that it might be well with them, and with their children for ever."

That's what he wants for you this morning. Not a performance. A heart. And he's still saying O that.

[National Bible Bee @BibleBee]

Listen in as Sarah Johnson recites Acts 15:22-32 from memory.

[Julio ❇️ @juliosvy]

@grantedbygrace @Soteriology101 Thank you brother though I'd phrase my side differently: I don't believe man supplies something God lacks. God supplies the grace, drawing, conviction, revelation and enabling; faith is the sinner's response to that grace, not a meritorious contribution.

Grace and Peace

[Julio ❇️ @juliosvy]

@Chris_Harris111 Does the Parable of the Sower in Luke 8 or the Parable of the Wedding Feat in Luke 14 sound familiar???????

[Julio ❇️ @juliosvy]

@grantedbygrace @Soteriology101 Again, thank you brother. I totally understand your position but I find it extra-biblical having been in Reformed circles for quite many years before leaving.
God bless you as you continue to submit to his will.

[Julio ❇️ @juliosvy]

@grantedbygrace @Soteriology101 5/5 Scripture says some “rejected the purpose of God for themselves” (Luke 7:30), while others “judge yourselves unworthy of eternal life” by rejecting His word (Acts 13:46). Jesus draws all (Jn 12:32), His Spirit convicts (Jn 16:8), yet His grace can be resisted (Acts 7:51).

[Julio ❇️ @juliosvy]

@jiya_3063 They just added Ads on WhatsApp status now that you're all glued in.

[Julio ❇️ @juliosvy]

@iiii_10_

[Joshua Warren @JoshuaSWarren]

Apple says you need a Mac to build iPhone apps.

Today I built one on Omarchy Linux, submitted it to the App Store, installed it on my iPhone over USB, and stopped it at a breakpoint in the debugger.

No Mac anywhere.

It's all open source:
https://t.co/ETOnP3n3X3

[Julio ❇️ @juliosvy]

@Soteriology101 That's a Slam Dunk.

Scoreline so far
Calvinism 1 : 2 Bible

We wait on calvinists to defend their position from the scripture 😂😂😂

[Soteriology101 🩸 @Soteriology101]

Show me a Calvinist who understands the Bible and I’ll show you a former Calvinist.

Am I doing this right? 🤦‍♂️

[Julio ❇️ @juliosvy]

@grantedbygrace @Soteriology101 3/3 That's why I don't see 1 Cor 4:7 as creating the dilemma. Everything needed for salvation is received from God. The question is whether Scripture says God gives that grace only to those He first regenerates. Phil 1:29 doesn't say that, and neither does Acts 13:48.
Thank you

[Julio ❇️ @juliosvy]

@grantedbygrace @Soteriology101 2/3 Think of the distinction between provision and reception. God graciously initiates, calls, draws and enables; the person believes, and that faith is counted as receiving rather than earning. So the believer has nothing to boast in, yet faith is a condition of receiving life