[Dr. Eckleburg]

Now, the Lord Jesus used this analogy of a freely forgiven debt more than once. And, not once in any of the times did the Lord use the analogy was there an element of the debtor having to accept the gift of the payment in order for it to actually apply to him. It is just not to be found. IOW, you are just making up stuff...

The Lord used this analogy and you, Pilgrim, offer it in righteousness to affirm salvation by, through and according to the Lord, and none other.

[thePilgrim]

***The Lord used this analogy and you, Pilgrim, offer it in righteousness to affirm salvation by, through and according to the Lord, and none other.***

This is high praise coming from my reformed sisters. I enjoy reading your posts as well, though, I often have to table the posts of sister RnMomof7 until I have the time to thoughtfully consider them and not rush through them. Her zeal is plainly evident and quite refreshing.

Proverbs 27:2 Let another man praise you, and not your own mouth.

In the service of the Lord,
Christian.