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This process had already been done by the Lord Himself..a good argument for your position. NO?

Interesting...Who is the King of Israel you were speaking about in (Deuteronomy 17:18-20) . Israel only had one king at this time and this was Jesus Christ. And it happens He wrote a copy of the Law to Himself making sure He remained faithful to Himself.

The Law as you state can only make us aware of our shortcomings but it cannot do nothing about them.

You left out Gen 12:3: why? "And I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee: and in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed.". Do not worry about those that curse Israel with their anti-semitism for they are already cursed. (i.e. Sheep and Goat Judgements)

"Then shall he say also unto them on the left hand, Depart from me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil and his angels:" Matt 25:41 Lon, God/Jesus not be with those in the "Lake of Fire". The person in Hell will be alone, cannot talk to anyone, no parties, etc., will not...

OK, and I agree with you on that fire and all others but Nick asked the question: "Will he be in the lake of fire?" No, is the answer. #31.

The Bible tells us that those that are in the Lake of Fire, the outer Darkness will not be in God's presence...It is either to live an eternity with Him or without Him.

Unfortunately it also considers GOD as not changing. If this were the case, then the free will of man may very well be non-existent and the future likely could be settled. However, GOD does change based upon man's free will. Thus, the future cannot be settled. Too many think-tanks in the world...

Hello Right Divider....I can see where they (Calvinists) might come to this Assumption. However, as you have said: it is (a False Claim). Have a great day!

I see and thanks for you insight.

Yet, the article states that Man and God has no free will in the future is settled? Hope I am saying this right? who determines the 'future is settled'?

I should have said, 'How large His Band Width' most likely is.

IF God's ability to change events at anytime He wants to actually happens. God could look through the eons, change one event per view and we could have thousands upon thousands of views where something was changed. In your opinion, would God and Man have Free Will then. Is it not amazing...

No, I meant hitchpin and spelled it wrong. I am an old an farmer and use hitchpins for connecting equipment. Thanks for not making a big deal about my mistake. Are you saying the because God had foreknowledge, He also had no free will either? I had already found some articles on this subject...

So, GOD is the hinch pin that removes man's free will based upon God's foreknowledge and not predestination. Or are they the considered the same? Will have to study up on it, seems there are several parts to this "infallible foreknowledge." Thank you and God Bless

thanks, I will go over it again, Keeps me from having to look it up on my system.

JudgeRightly, Based on the post above: God knows 'Infallibly' that a person (lets name him Leo) is going to do something (Answer the Phone at 9 AM. )in the future long before Leo is born. Your assumption is that because GOD knows what Leo will do at this specific time, Leo therefore has NO...

Yes it is a good thing. Good day to you JudgeRightly Was not the Debate about John 6...yet Flowers keep roaming around to bash Calvinism. Dr. White ask Dr. Flowers is he used the same hermeneutics for the Doctrines of Election as he did for other parts of the Bible. Dr. Flowers answer was NO...

why are YOU attacking me and not discussing God's Word...It is why I am here? Ok, good bye and may GOD Bless your day.