To: armydoc; Louis Foxwell
Jesus used the term ‘born again’ on but one occasion, and in that instance it was not in reference to salvation. Just saying.
354 posted on
10/21/2013 6:38:54 AM PDT by
Hoodat
(BENGHAZI - 4 KILLED, 2 MIA)
To: Hoodat
Jesus used the term ‘born again’ on but one occasion, and in that instance it was not in reference to salvation. Just saying.
If Jesus was not referencing regeneration (certainly a component of salvation), what exactly was he referencing in John 3?
357 posted on
10/21/2013 7:43:25 AM PDT by
armydoc
To: Hoodat
Jesus used the term ‘born again’ on but one occasion, and in that instance it was not in reference to salvation. Just saying.Don't leave us hanging...What's it a reference to???
360 posted on
10/21/2013 8:13:16 AM PDT by
Iscool
To: Hoodat
Jesus used the term ‘born again’ on but one occasion, and in that instance it was not in reference to salvation. Just saying.Jesus said born "from above" He never said born "again."
363 posted on
10/21/2013 8:29:47 AM PDT by
verga
(Si hoc legere scis, nimium eruditionis)
To: Hoodat
Paul used the term frequently and always in the context of salvation. He discussed the old man and the new man at length. Are you denying spiritual rebirth as a function of salvation?
394 posted on
10/21/2013 12:52:39 PM PDT by
Louis Foxwell
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To: Hoodat
Jesus used the term ‘born again’ on but one occasion, and in that instance it was not in reference to salvation. Just saying.
3Jesus answered him, "Very truly, I tell you, no one can see the kingdom of God without being born from above."
Can one be saved and not enter the Kingdom of God?
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