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Oh it is interesting to know that God refers to himself with the pronoun I in a vast majority of situations. Thus the majority of evidence indicates that God is a single entity hence the single pronoun Which makes it all the more clear that God referring to himself as us in Genesis one is a...

If indeed Darwin's evolutionary theory is scientific fact and can actually be explained precisely then it shouldn't be a problem for you to prove how random mutation and natural selection can be done in the laboratory How about you take 100 tadpoles and randomly mutate them and naturally select...

Just read what it says

John 3:16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. It is up to us to choose to believe, otherwise, God will let us perish

Why would you willfully contradict John 3:16?

There are many verses that indicate that we have choices in life. Of course, in the context of the word of God, we recognize that God's word is giving us the option to believe God's word or not. In order for those passages to have any validity and veracity, we must be able to make choices...

Yes, and God knows who they are, because He foreknows who will choose to believe! That is why people need to believe as John 3:16 makes clear ... that whosoever believes on him shall not perish..... whosoever chooses to believe are those that God chooses

God is smart enough to know who will believe. Ie, God chooses those who believe,

If you look at the other verses that use the word draw, there is much to be learned. Jhn 2:8 And he saith unto them, Draw out [antieo] now, and bear unto the governor of the feast. And they bare it. Jhn 4:7 There cometh a woman of Samaria to draw[antieo] water: Jesus saith unto her, Give me...

I appreciate your clarity on that. I've been looking for the right words to make that distinction and you provided them

One way to start looking at the subject of God's omniscience is that God created all things. God created the heavens and the Earth in the beginning. Genesis 1:1. As such, God is knowledgeable of all things that he created. He made something out of nothing, God created. A God smart enough to...

I'm glad to see someone can clearly distinguish between the body of Christ and the bride of Christ

The idea of 6 days of creation is not substantiated by the record in the Genesis 1 If we actually believe God knows what he is talking about and that he can pick his vocabulary accurately we will read that God did not create on every day otherwise he would have said he created on every day he...

Yes Fear and trembling referring to respect and awe. The old English needs to be understood according to the definition of the times that the old English was used

"The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom." Indeed. Fear in the KJV, in the old Engllish of the KJV, could be understood as reverence or respect. It is recognition of the superiority of another. The enemies of the Lord God should fear, be afraid of God's power and authority, however...

We should ask why God, as the sole author of scripture, have Paul refer to being "born again" God, being the sole author of scripture, was going to have Peter write those truths down Why didn't Paul make reference to Jesus being born in a stable? Because God was going to have Luke write that...

Actually, cherry picking in a positive sense, is a very good way to learn the meaning of scripture. If you want to go to an orchard to pick cherries, you should to a cherry orchard, not a corn field, nor an apple orchard. If you are looking for cherries you should go where cherries are found