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Ai - Is “e” in Greek - not I

What is your opinion on the first law of thermodynamics?

I made the intro you use. Why dont you take everything down you took from me? Some nerve you have as my family becomes homeless and I lose everything you use MY work to promote your false ministry. May God repay you according to your works.

Objective morals mean there are absolute truths universally despite your ass existence or not, real truths are Objective Morals means God's Rules according to. GOD'S LAW. AGAINST IT IS REALLY WRONG

"This" refers to the entire preceding phrase "By grace you have been saved through faith" Faith is indeed a gift.

This seems to me to be more of a hypothetical. “If a saved person could fall away (lose their salvation) it would be impossible to renew them again to repentance because Jesus would have to return and die for their sins again, Hense putting him to an open shame. JMO Great discussion.

Salvation (Soteria) is feminine, Grace (Charis) and Faith (Pistis) too. This (Touto) is reffering to the three things that come from God, who is the author of Salvation

1:27:46 Where's the list Tim???

Hi Brother, just wanna ask if logos can only be translated as WORD?

I didn't realise that English was so difficult and don't know why it wasn't taught at school in England. Probably didn't think we needed to know at state schools, just being working class, well pesants to the government but they call it working class if its not behind closed doors sounds better. forgive the windge didn't have the best schooling exspierience as spelling l probably shows wasn't given any say in what I wanted to study or drop that I was supposed to have had being labelled an average learner trying to make amends myself now and doing a better job of it if I may say myself, thanks lads, Tomo UK

Is there anymore lessons and how do I access them, been really good and enjoyable way to start learning greek thank you very much gents.

I am listening to you. But. The vines and weed growth between the fences reminds me of a personal nightmare! I have both vines, weeds and Bamboo growing. It happen so fast it took $700 , sawsall, and a backhoe claw to remove it all!

UNLIMITED ATONEMENT IS UNIVERSAL ATONEMENT

What about John 5:21 If you believe in universal atonement than you don't believe in hell because if Christ died for the world then the whole world would be saved and Christ would have shown the same compassion for those in heaven and in hell.

If The Father the Son and the Holy Spirit share one divine mind and one divine will, then why the term « person » is still used when referring to Father Son and Holy Spirit? What does distinct a person to another if not the mind and the will?

Believing in Christ means you believe He has authority and you submit to this authority. Therefore you will listen and do what God instructed us. I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit within you; I will remove your heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh. And I will put My Spirit within you and cause you to walk in My statutes and to carefully observe My ordinances. (Ezekiel 36:26-27) When you walk in the spirit, you WANT to walk as Jesus walked. We do fail, but the desire is there. The once saved, always saved question is stupid for me. Why do you want to know this? When you are married, do you also need to know if it is forever? If you love your spouse you shows behavior that supports that claim, same applies to a Christian. If you say you love Jesus, you have to show it by doing the commandments. If you are once saved or not, is it going to change your behavior? I hope not. And yes, I do believe you can lose your salvation. We get the eternal life at the resurrection, but the promise already now. The promise is secure, but we don't have it yet, so therefore we can lose it.

This is the video that set me on the path to reading Greek. Just over a year ago, I didn’t know a single word. I started watching this video and realised it wasn’t too hard. After watching it, I began learning with the book Learn to Read New Testament Greek by David Alan Black, along with his free UA-cam videos: www.youtube.com/@daveblack6367. Now, I can read Greek and have completed 10 out of the 27 books of the Greek New Testament, while continuing to grow my vocabulary to read the rest.

Basic Greek by Jim Found is great for first timers.

I guess I gotta have my dictionary next to me with all the videos about theological debate. Too many big words. But I can learn a lot from your videos. So thank you very much. I will have to watch it again a few more times. God bless you!

Excellent thanks Chris

Thanks Chris! This is going to help me so much!

Nice video thanks.

Wait-what were the “two immutable things”?

Any estimate on when the next lessons will be. I'm enjoying these immensely!

Hey Chris, can you make a video this week on your best debate tips or going through your debate guide document? God Bless.

We are not sinful from birth. Ezekiel 18:20 shows we are not guilty of Adam’s sin. 1 John 3:4 tells us sin is lawlessness. We aren’t guilty of sin until we break a law. Paul goes further to tell us that we cannot break the law until we understand it (Romans 7:9). We aren’t guilty until we reach the age of accountability and sin. This means once we are mature enough to know right from wrong and commit our first sin we are now dead in sin. Fortunately Jesus died for the entire world not just Christians (1 John 2:2) and whoever chooses to surrender their life to Christ after being drawn to Him by the Holy Spirit will be saved. This is common sense when you think about it. The problem is there has been so much original sin indoctrination over thousands of years that we miss it. Even wicked men don’t judge a little child for stealing because they know a child doesn’t know right from wrong. God is a far smarter and far more righteous judge than any man could ever be.

I think you mean 3rd person singular for "ει." You said plural @ 2:00

None of those antecedents Grace, saved or faith agree with “that” being a neuter demonstrative pronoun. That’s Paul’s whole point , he’s not pointing to a specific aspect of salvation but he’s saying all of it is wrapped up as a gift from God. You didn’t point out that part.

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Thanks for this

Is the claim that “Jesus is the only way” a necessary proposition of a saving trust/faith? What if, for example, someone who struggles with doubt decides to put their trust in both Jesus and in other false gods for salvation? Does one cancel out the other? Or must a truth claim necessarily be established with regards to content of saving faith?

I love your teaching on GREEK sir! But I don’t agree with this “LOTUS” thing. For me it’s simple as : “salvation is of the Lord.” Either that work of salvation is His alone or is it the work of His and us? I say, it is His and His alone. “For from Him, and through Him and to Him are all things, to Him be the glory forever. Amen.”! (Rom11:36)

I love your teaching on GREEK sir! But I don’t agree with this “LOTUS” thing. For me it’s simple as : “salvation is of the Lord.” Either that work of salvation is His alone or is it the work of His and us? I say, it is His and His alone. “For from Him, and through Him and to Him are all things, to Him be the glory forever. Amen.”!

I struggle with this a lot sometimes. I often feel like I’m behind in my spiritual development, don’t know enough, don’t know Greek or Hebrew yet, haven’t finished seminary, etc. I often fear I will miss out on rewards because I got a late start. I grew up in a lordship church and didn’t really get it figured out until my late 20’s (I’m 34 now). So besides the youth work I did there (teaching freegrace) for a couple years before I got pushed out, I haven’t had much of a ministry. I think that stuff keeps me from resting like I should, not really sure how I should think about it or orient myself.

Therefore we must give the more earnest heed to the things we have heard, lest we drift away. (Heb. 2:1 NKJ)

Hello! I just wanted to say I appreciate your approach, by the grace of the Lord it caused me to order a Greek New Testament to read and study later, please pray that God would help me to understand His Words as I learn. May God bless you forever and always in the name of Yeshua!! :)

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Excellent. Thank gentlemen. There is a pastor who is saying give God the "credit" for the hurricanes, not the enemy. While I understand God's sovereignty and ability to control, halt, or allow. His comment seems very calvinistic in nature. His view of God is very different from mine. 🙏🙏🙏

I love these videos!

I agree in part and disagree in part. I think the guest defines election by conflating it with God’s choices in other matters. For example, God chose Peter to serve the other eleven. That does not nullify the possibility of prior choices of which disciples should make up the Twelve or which Jews should become disciples. The choice of Matthias is a debatable illustration. The disciples had been told to chill until the Holy Spirit came upon them. When Peter, “impetuous Peter,” stood up to force a replacement for Judas, the Spirit had not yet come upon the church. Had they offered a third option, “nobody, yet,” and the Lord answered through the casting of lots, it’s possible that no replacement would have been chosen until God called Saul of Tarsus. Election to service is obvious and stated in 1 Corinthians 12. However, commission to service entails a precondition: salvation. Clearly, God had chosen Saul to serve as an apostle and martyr. But who can deny that God also chose to intervene to convert the persecutor into the saint? (Note that a distinction between voluntary and involuntary conversion is irrelevant here.) I agree, Sovereignty is about a right. God is not a micromanager. I had to think about “permissive will” and ended up agreeing. “OT vs NT” is not enough to trigger memory of my comment on that. Perhaps it related to a difference in salvation’s blessings during the two eras. Calvinism exceeds scripture concerning sovereignty, oversimplifies God’s will, and exceeds scripture about double predestination. God would be malevolent if He predestined reprobation. However, He doesn’t need to predestine any to destruction. We all predestine ourselves when our sins ratify Adam’s fall. God owes nothing to any of us except justice. Given that context, “predestination” means God re-destined some to salvation.

im not going to lie , tulip does not sound like any good news at all lol.

Thanks !

I have tried several times to "like" this video. For some reason, it's not showing. Excellent discussion, thank you! I completely agree with LOTUS. 🙏🙌

Straw man. Consistently historical Calvinist do not agree with double predestination. RC Sproul rejects this and yet you throw his name out as affirming it. If you want to be taken seriously then represent people correctly.

I call myself a one and four-half point Calvinist. Simplistically, Arminianism runs the wrong way, while Calvinism reaches the goal line, crosses the end zone, and keeps going. Calvinists call me Arminianism and Arminians call me Calvinist. It will be interesting to follow this series about Free Grace theology.

It was a privilege being on your channel! Keep up the great work Chris! God bless 😊

I think, God being merciful to sinners while also being just is an overblown philosophical problem of our own making.

How can there be free will, if the future is exhaustively closed?

Thanks you are a born teacher. ❤❤❤

Great lesson series, thanks!❤😊