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Nope. On the contrary, Paul was scolding the Corinthians for their drunken party, saying they didn't even know what the Lord's Supper was, so he explained it to them. Do you see that "remembrance" being spoken of by Paul anywhere else, I'd be interested to see them. The only Apostle you'd...

Well put. I wish I'd have thought of that.

I just saw a great "connection" between prophecy and mystery. What we're seeing in the verse below, and in all those verses like it, is prophecy. After lots of discussion about the kingdom being at hand and nigh, I think I finally see the reason. Of course they thought the kingdom would be...

Ah yes, the Federal Head. That is Calvin for sure. Where do you find Federal head in the Bible?

I'm convinced that's Ariel's middle name.

Ah, sort of a two edged sword....yielded by a false teacher?

I wouldn't worry. What she said made absolute no sense whatsoever.

Paul even calls this a mystery, and this explains so much about why the Kingdom was postponed. Romans 11:25 For I would not, brethren, that ye should be ignorant of this mystery, lest ye should be wise in your own conceits; that blindness in part is happened to Israel, until the fulness of...

Okay, instead of repeating this same claim over and over, you should read this. Duet. 29:29 The secret things belong unto the Lord our God: but those things which are revealed belong unto us and to our children for ever, that we may do all the words of this law. Luke 18: 31 Then he took unto...

But they can't find Paul's mystery teaching anywhere else in scripture.

I think it can be read either way.

Yep, prophecy. No mystery there.

Nope. Peter's gospel of the Kingdom is not even close to Paul's Gospel. Semantics can never cover up the truth of what is written in God's word.

Neither verse is talking about a future salvation. Paul is talking about being saved from the future WRATH of God. Romans 5:8 But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. 9 Much more then, being now justified by his blood, we shall be saved...

That's part of the mystery. We are new creatures, bought with a price, sealed by the Spirit. We can still exercise our free will and have a loss of rewards when we stand before the judgement seat of Christ, but we cannot ever lose our salvation. There is a big difference. They are told to...

So you must think we're living in the new covenant right now. Well, you're not alone, but you're dead wrong. This is another example of why the Bible is divided up in dispensations. This is the new covenant, and it takes place when the Lord returns. This is when their sins may blotted out...

It still a mystery to so many. The churches have done such a disservice to mankind. Preaching a gospel that doesn't even apply to us. Paul is basically ignored because his gospel can't be mixed in with the rest of the book. A real shame.

Nope. It's only our body we wait for. We are saved by grace when we believe....IN Christ....seated with Him in heavenly places. We believe unto righteousness, and our salvation signed sealed and done....awaiting only our spiritual body, as I mentioned. Most important, our sins have been...

That's because Peter was being a hypocrite...expecting others to keep the law that even he failed to keep. Paul was merely pointing out the difference between the gospels.

Shall be saved. Future tense for the Jews. Present tense for the body.