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Not one of these verses say that the atonement is limited. Your lenses need washed so you can see Jesus.

Your link says: 33 - God Says What He Wants to Do, But Can’t or Doesn’t Do. So accordingly, you disagree with the OP.

Agreed, however the OP; Can He save all men, does He want to? Will He save all men? It would be no risk if God knew He would get what He wanted; risk involves the possibility of losing. Some of Adams race will be lost. Is God's power limited?

At least you have acknowledged that you believe contradictory statements. It's commendable that you are willing to show Calvinism for what it actually is; you might get credit for that at the judgement.

When the earth was created did God want to destroy the earth and only save eight people on the ark? Are you implying that the "results" in the 'Garden' were what God wanted?

Okay, my apologies. Since believing/faith is a work, and, Therefore, I do not need believing/faith for "Salvation".

Here are some statements that you made: Is believing/faith a work ? You are definitely saying that believing/faith is a work. ------------------------------------------------------------- Here are some statements that you made which appear to contradict your previous statements which I...

So, grace is only given to, "Them who believe because of Grace"? Are you trying to say that sin didn't abound anywhere except in "Them who believe because of Grace"? Or maybe you don't believe this: Do you believe Young's Literal Translation Titus 2:11: For the saving grace of God was...

Yea, you are right about the grace part; a man cannot be saved without being given grace. Who is given grace?... Hint: Young's Literal Translation Titus 2:11: For the saving grace of God was manifested to all men, Romans 5:18-21: So, then, as through one offence to all men [it is] to...

You seem to 'know' you are 'elect'; how so?

Then are you answering your question to him? If one believes that man is created damned with 'limited atonement', can he truly believe the Creator for his own individual atonement? On what basis can he believe that Christ died for him, yet not for all mankind? Is it enough to 'hope' that...

So, are you Jacob, or are you Esau?

This whole thread boils down to sin; either sin is in His being, or, it is not.

I showed the scripture. Where does it clearly say that the Jews were "offended by the afterlife"? If you ignore the whole passage and context, it can be made to say whatever you want it to say.

Sure; did you know that scriptures teach that suicide by by hanging is a commandment? "And he cast down the pieces of silver in the temple, and departed, and went and hanged himself." - Matthew 27:5 "Then said Jesus unto him, Go, and do thou likewise." - Luke 10:37b Haha...., like the above...

That is not what the ones who heard Jesus speak, in that culture, in their language, believed he was implying. The answering question by those hearers implies that they were thinking something different. "Thou art not yet fifty years old, and hast thou seen Abraham?" And... Jesus's statement...

Not at all; it says Abraham saw it(his day).

It doesn't say that Abraham watched Jesus.

Abraham was dead. Even the Jews could understand that.

Genesis 25:8