Paul Eggebeen

Conservative Christian, NBA Basketball fanatic, political & news junkie

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@TrueMessiahMin @garyandglendah1 @BrysonGray Acts 10:14But Peter said, “By no means, Lord, for I have never eaten anything unholy and unclean.”
15 Again a voice came to him a second time, “What God has cleansed, no longer consider unholy.”

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@TrueMessiahMin @garyandglendah1 @BrysonGray Peter was corrected by God declaring all foods now clean. The only reason for the dietary laws were to separate Israel from other nations. All foods are clean. You sound like a judaizer. The Book of Galatians is a great example of judaizers.

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@BrysonGray @airicmusic Admit being wrong? Wow..no humility at all. I'm curious have you kept the law perfectly? If not, you need a Savior.

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@TrueMessiahMin One question...have you kept the law perfectly? Because if you haven't you're on your way to hell. The law is inflexible. 9 of the 10 Commandments are reaffirmed in the New Testament but obedience to them is the result of salvation not the way to obtain it.

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@TrueMessiahMin @garyandglendah1 @BrysonGray No the law is perfect, but we can't keep it and it's a schoolmaster designed to drive us to Christ. I'll ask you point blank...are you justified by your works or faith alone. I think you're confusing sanctification with justification

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@TrueMessiahMin @garyandglendah1 @BrysonGray Wow...so Peter has more authority than God?? So you believe in the dietary laws apply today?

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@TrueMessiahMin @garyandglendah1 @BrysonGray When Jesus died on the cross, He fulfilled the Old Testament law (Romans 10:4; Galatians 3:24-26; Ephesians 2:15). This includes the laws regarding clean and unclean foods.

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@TrueMessiahMin @BrysonGray He's trusting and even boasting his works (which is mostly ceremonial in nature) rather than in Grace alone, Faith alone in Christ. Works are evidence of salvation not the basis to obtain it.

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@MrMrsTrumpet No grace mentioned just works based teaching...boasting in works smh

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@MrMrsTrumpet Lol...works based theology is soul damping error

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@TrueMessiahMin @BrysonGray I don't find it funny at all when someone is heretical

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@BrysonGray I noticed how you deflect and ignore Scripture which concerns me. Try responding to what Acts 11 says

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@BrysonGray I'll start with a basic question...do works play any role in a person's justification? What is the difference between justification and sanctification?

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@BrysonGray Have you kept the 10 Commandments perfectly? I'll wait.

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@BrysonGray No Jeaus used the weight of the law to demonstrate the impossibility of perfectly keeping it as God requires, therefore a Savior is needed to do what is impossible for everyone. Romans 3:20 "no ome is righteous, no not even one"

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@BrysonGray Only Biblical Christianity leads to eternal life in Heaven

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@BrysonGray Works are not required to EARN salvation, but they will be the result or evidence of saving faith. I wonder if you're even a Christian because everything you post is erroneous

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@BrysonGray Do you know anything about Scripture?

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@MrMrsTrumpet There is no more Sabbath

[Paul Eggebeen @peggebeen]

@BrysonGray Old covenant used as a means to separate the people of Israel from other nations