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I am waiting for you to supply the scripture references for your statement

My concern is not the quoted scripture, that quote is plenty familiar to me. My concern is his statement which is not a quote of scripture, but actually ignores what the scripture he refers to states I John 4:2 says nothing about God coming in the flesh, is speaks of Jesus Christ is come in...

Splitting hairs you say. If God forgets then He is not all knowing. So either God is not all knowing or He is all knowing.

Ah, the immediate personal attack because you have no answer.

It is said that God is all knowing If that is true, then if God forgot anything, that would be one thing that God does not know. If God literally forgot one sin someone did, then God would no longer be all knowing. So maybe we have to find out if scriptures tells us if God is all knowing or not

Show me the scriptures that says what you said Show me the scripture that states that explicitly.

So what are you trying to say?

Since this subject is not the subject of this thread, if you wish to discuss this further, please start a new thread. If you wish to discuss the topic of this thread, I will discuss that with you

did I say that grace is not good news? It is assumptions like that that turn people away from any good you might be doing If Proverbs 3:5-6 does not apply to us at all, please tell me if the ten commandments apply to us since it was given to Moses, not me personally

Gospel meaning good news It certainly evident that the good news takes many shapes and forms or maybe we should refer it as different precepts concepts principles. The good news in for instance Proverbs 3: 5-6 is that if we meet the three conditions God will direct our paths. The good news of...

Before we go there, I thought it might be useful to point out that the "gospel" in the garden of Eden was different than both the gospel period and the grace period Several things I like to point out about the gospel period is that it records Jesus Christ fulfilling the law, which puts in a...

It seems to me we are talking about two or more different issues. I do not see this discussion going anywhere until we can clearly define what we are discussing

I believe in the different administrations, or dispensations, as you call them. the message in the gospels is different than the message in this dispensation of grace, However, there is only one message in this "dispensation of grace".

Your opinions are most entertaining All believers in this age of grace are one body in Christ. See my post 22 where Ephesians 2 makes that clear The gospel of the four gospels is not the gospel of the age of grace, that is for sure.

Yes, Being sons of God with God as our heavenly Father gives us authority that is equal to our calling as sons of God

Please read my post #22. especially where Ephesians that the work of Christ made both the Judean and Gentile converts into one body, a new man, not a remodeled old man

Some people have a ministry that seems to tend toward counseling people in their relationships as in marriage counselors Some people have a ministry that emphasizes evangelizing Some people have a ministry that emphasizes the doing of miracles Or being an apostle For being a prophet Or...

It was all the same gospel however the emphasis to different people would be different Looking at Ephesians 6 children obey your parents in the Lord is a different gospel than the exhortation to the parents or is the King James has it the father of the child or children It is a different...

We all cannot be at the same place at the same time now can we? Are you suggesting that they taught a different Jesus that they taught a different salvation that they taught a different God depending on where or to whom they were sent?