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1 | Is this what you mean? | Matthew | Radioman2 | 93683 | ||
Chusarcik: 'Opinion' (2) reads: "(2) Christ's preaching of repentance through Noah to the unrighteous humans, now dead and confined in hell, who lived in the days of Noah." Your question: "in opinion (2) were you referring to the faithful humans who died before Christ came?" My answer: No, I was not referring to "the FAITHFUL HUMANS who died before Christ came." What I quoted was referring to: "the unrighteous humans," (now dead and confined in hell, who lived in the days of Noah)". I was referring to UNRIGHTEOUS HUMANS, not the faithful humans. Your question: "And that Christ went to them to announce His finished work on the cross so they could have eternal life? " My answer: No, I was not saying that Christ went to them. What I quoted referred to "Christ's preaching of repentance THROUGH NOAH." 'This means that Christ preached [a] by the Holy Spirit [b] through Noah [c] to unsaved people [d] in O.T. times (compare 1 Peter 1:10-11), [e] their spirits being now in prison.' I say again: "The theory that the Lord Jesus, after His crucifixion, preached to the unsaved dead in hades and gave them a second chance is NOT FOUND IN SCRIPTURE' (New Scofield Reference Bible, Oxford, 1967). Grace to you, Radioman2 |
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2 | Is this what you mean? | Matthew | Chusarcik | 93780 | ||
I agree that no one gets a second chance after they die. The rest of your opinion, I'm not sure. Chusarcik | ||||||
3 | Is this what you mean? | Matthew | Makarios | 93782 | ||
Chusarcik, Radioman has supported his opinion with Scripture and with a very reputable source, that being, the New Scofield Bible. Therefore, if you dispute or don't agree with what he has provided, then perhaps you should re-examine your opinion, and offer a retort that is based upon Scripture, since his stance is supported by Scripture and at least one other source. Grace to you, Makarios |
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