John3 and Romans2: Part2

[Evang.Benincasa]

What I find interesting that the rapture is your eschatological view of Christianity. Yet, you believe that "right living" aborigines, and who ever else missed the Peace Train. Gets to go up in the rapture? How could you call it a "church age?" when not everyone in that "age" is of the church? The rapture happens and all the Rabbinate in Brooklyn, and Miami go up in the rapture? Individuals who would be deemed "right living" by your standards, but have never heard the Gospel or accepted Jesus as the Christ.

[Amanah]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

You told us that you believe that heaven will be filled with righteous Indians, Aztecs, Mayans, Celts, Borneo Headhunters, and Klingons. Anyone who were led by God's Moral Compass which you believe is the conscience. Which you believe bypasses the blood of Jesus Christ. You will miss the rapture.

Sadly, I think you're right

[donfriesen1]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

What I find interesting that the rapture is your eschatological view of Christianity. Yet, you believe that "right living" aborigines, and who ever else missed the Peace Train. Gets to go up in the rapture? How could you call it a "church age?" when not everyone in that "age" is of the church? The rapture happens and all the Rabbinate in Brooklyn, and Miami go up in the rapture? Individuals who would be deemed "right living" by your standards, but have never heard the Gospel or accepted Jesus as the Christ. Plz, work at using proper sentence structuring. .

Here again we have a poster, Dominic Benincasa, who likes to put words in other's mouths they never spoke, in efforts to make them look bad.Evangelist Dominic Benincasa would have you think that I believe people who haven't received the Holy Ghost are raptured, when I don't. And saints need the Holy Ghost to rise. Paul says that these Gentiles don't have the law. Any having the gospel also have the law. Therefore these who don't have the law can't have the gospel or they would also have the law. Not having the gospel means they don't have the Holy Ghost and thus will not go up in the rapture. But not having the Spirit of Christ doesn't prevent them in being resurrected from the dead to be judged at the White Throne, where the Lord uses, along with the Books, the conscience to judge people. If used as a measurement for judging then some with a clean conscience will be judged righteous, given entrance to heaven. Makes sense to me. How about you, Dominic Benincasa, how is my logic working in this post?

Ro2:13-16 ...(3)"the doers of the law will be justified"; for when (1)"Gentiles, who do not have the law", by nature (conscience) do the things in the law, these, although not having the law, are a law to themselves, (2) "who show the work of the law written in their hearts", their conscience also bearing witness, and between themselves their thoughts accusing or else excusing them) in the day when God will judge the secrets of men by Jesus Christ, according to my gospel.What would you say dear reader, does it show in black and white (Dom will likely jump all over me because I made a mistake and said black and white when the text is red and white. He also will say my whole life is a mistake, because that is what he does.) that (1) Gentiles, who do not have the law will be seen as just because these (2)who show the work of the law written in their hearts (doesn't someone who shows the law in the heart also do that law? Yes because the heart is the center of the will.) will be seen as just because (3) the doers of the law will be justified and admitted to heaven. Did I miss something or have I twisted the scripture to say that which it doesn't plainly say. Dominic Benincasa, will say that only those born again go to heaven and these here will fry in hell if not born again. And how can they be born again if they have not the law or the gospel? Evangelist will now post that my brain is fried.

Obviously, Dominic Benincasa needs help to reconcile what Paul says here (along with Ro5.13) with the rest of the NT -- which correctly shows salvation by the new birth, which help I now offer. Reconciling these two is easy. One part applies to those who have heard the gospel and the other applies to those those who have not. They do not contradict each other. Ro5.13 (For until the law sin was in the world, but sin is not imputed when there is no law.shows that those who don't have God's Word aren't judged as if they had God's Word -- and these Gentiles of Ro2 don't have the Word. Did you notice how scripture and scriptural principles were used to come to this conclusion? Easy-peasy when the Bible is read and interpreted the way Paul presents it. But Dominic Benincasa refuses to drink the Kool-Aid and agree with Paul. Dominic Benincasa stops reading the Bible at Ac2.38 and doesn't read and agree to Ro2.12-16. As the saying goes, you can lead Evangelist Dominic Benincasa to Kool-Aid but you can't make him drink it. Oh, well (said in efforts to make Evangelist Dominic Benincasa look bad when ignoring scripture so others don't make the same mistakes).

Dominic Benincasa will say my posts are too long. What are you really saying by this? Any would wonder why he takes the time to read them. Duh, just stop reading them? Then they would be super short, right Dom. But hard to stop when he's said his aim is to mock what I say. Oh, well, bring it on brother Dom. That's what brothers are born for. Bring it on brother Dom.

Dom says How could you call it a "church age?" when not everyone in that "age" is of the church? How is it that you are named Benincasa when half your DNA is from your Mom and half from your Dad? Or were they both Benincasa? Shouldn't your name reflect both parents names. Figure this out and you will then see why the church age is called the church age.

Dom says HowThe rapture happens and all the Rabbinate in Brooklyn, and Miami go up in the rapture? What? Where do these ideas come from. They didn't start with me or reflect what I've said. But keep trying. There's a lot of good in you so don't give up. Bring it on brother Dom.

[donfriesen1]

Originally Posted by Amanah

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Sadly, I think you're right

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[donfriesen1]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

It’s called the Bible.

Sorry, but there is no rapture in the Bible. Meet the Lord in the “air” is just that. Air, which is the stuff you don’t get enough of.

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[donfriesen1]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

That’s just it. You are never happy. That’s why you’re obnoxious.

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[donfriesen1]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

You are sorry

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[donfriesen1]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

You told us that you believe that heaven will be filled with righteous Indians, Aztecs, Mayans, Celts, Borneo Headhunters, and Klingons. Anyone who were led by God's Moral Compass which you believe is the conscience. Which you believe bypasses the blood of Jesus Christ. You will miss the rapture.

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[donfriesen1]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

So, you are a dispensationalist that figures.

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[donfriesen1]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

Don, we are capable of reading the normal black font. Magenta (or lime green) doesn't show up well. It is almost invisible to read. Maybe for the first time in your life you could think about others and post in the normal black font. Don, do we change diapers in heaven after the rapture?

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