The Divine right of Kings

Originally posted by Suzianne
Do they teach English where you come from?

it is called colloquial language, in case you never went to College. 😏

Originally posted by RJHinds
it is called colloquial language, in case you never went to College. 😏

She has a much better and deeper education than you.

Originally posted by Suzianne
Do they teach English where you come from?

Give him a break - English is his second language ... BS being his first.

Originally posted by sonhouse
She has a much better and deeper education than you.

Huh... deeper?

Originally posted by sonship
Thankyou. Praise the Lord Jesus.

We can be positionally saved forever.
Then once being justified we can be organically saved in His life.
That means of course that Jesus is alive, available, experiencial, and able to actually live in us.

This is one of my favorite passages from Romans to prove this TWO STEP procedure of God's full salvation. That ...[text shortened]... quote]

Positionally - Justified / Reconciled
Dispositionally - Organically saved in His life

Why in the world would Jesus want to live in any one of us imperfect humans?
He is enjoying the right hand of his Father in Heaven.
He is with us until the end of this system through that holy spirit from his Father that he poured out at Pentecost 33 C.E.
It is with the help of that spirit that the "good news of God's Kingdom" is being preached throughout the Earth as a witness to the nations before the end comes.

Originally posted by roigam
Why in the world would Jesus want to live in any one of us imperfect humans?
He is enjoying the right hand of his Father in Heaven.
He is with us until the end of this system through that holy spirit from his Father that he poured out at Pentecost 33 C.E.
It is with the help of that spirit that the "good news of God's Kingdom" is being preached throughout the Earth as a witness to the nations before the end comes.

Isn't it possible that Pentecost could have been on another year? 😏