Our disagreement? Do you have a mouse in your pocket? Do you pretend to speak for others?
Are you claiming that 1 Tim 2:14 has no meaning when it comes to the matter of unconditional election; or don't you know that predestination encompasses both Total Depravity and Unconditional Election?
If you can't figure this out, you you have no business on these threads.
I don't need to "pretend". Can you find any of the swarm that agree that 1 Timothy 2:4 is a declarative statement concerning all men without exception?
Oh, and btw, thanks for editing my quote without noting your edit. < /sarcasm >
"Are you claiming that 1 Tim 2:14 has no meaning when it comes to the matter of unconditional election..."
1 Timothy 2:4 is not directly concerned with Unconditional Election or Total Depravity. Either way of reading 1 Timothy 2:4 ("all without exception" or "all manner of") can be done without negating Unconditional Election or Total Depravity -as T.U.L.I.P. believing Spurgeon has shown us.
In other words, even though Spurgeon's interpretation of 1 Timothy 2:4 differs from other Calvinists, he still is in total agreement with us on:
"...or don't you know that predestination encompasses both Total Depravity and Unconditional Election?"
Predestination also encompases "Limited Atonement", "Irresistable Grace" and "Perseverence of the Saints".
1 Timothy 2:4 is not used to attack "Total Depravity" or "Unconditional Election" as much as it is used to attack "Limited Atonement".
While Spurgeon holds that the "all men" in 1 Timothy 2:4 includes "all men without exception", he still unabashadly holds to "Limited Atonement".
"If you can't figure this out, you you have no business on these threads."
Yet you have the ~GALL~ to suggest ~I~ have no business on these threads?
LOL! That's pretty funny!
Jean