[toj.cc]WildBillKickoff
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Verses Referenced:
Gen 1, 3, 6, 11 (chapters)
Joshua 24:15
Psalm 119:30
Isaiah 49:1, 66:3
Jer. 1:5
Matt 16:24, 21-22 (chapters)
Mark 10:27
John 5:21
Romans 2: 6-16, 9-11 (chapters)
Eph 1:11-12
1 Cor 7:37
1 John 4:19
2 Tim 1:9
Rev 22:17
Conclusions:
None. Both Free Will and Predestination are Biblically defendable positions. To deny Predestination is to deny the power of God, to deny Free Will is to deny the role man plays. When all is said and done, the majority of us believed that the truth lies somewhere between the two extremes, but as we cannot comprehend God's ways, so we will never fully comprehend this mystery.
Gen 1, 3, 6, 11 (chapters)
Joshua 24:15
Psalm 119:30
Isaiah 49:1, 66:3
Jer. 1:5
Matt 16:24, 21-22 (chapters)
Mark 10:27
John 5:21
Romans 2: 6-16, 9-11 (chapters)
Eph 1:11-12
1 Cor 7:37
1 John 4:19
2 Tim 1:9
Rev 22:17
Conclusions:
None. Both Free Will and Predestination are Biblically defendable positions. To deny Predestination is to deny the power of God, to deny Free Will is to deny the role man plays. When all is said and done, the majority of us believed that the truth lies somewhere between the two extremes, but as we cannot comprehend God's ways, so we will never fully comprehend this mystery.