[P-Marlowe]

You redefine the term irresistable grace. We are wasting time with this.

And Calvinists redefine "all". Show me the greek for "irresistible grace" and then we can intelligently discuss the definitions. I can't find the term in my concordance. I can find "all" and you know what? The greek word for "all" means "all." Amazing, huh?

Now show me the greek word for "irresistible" and show me the word in its context with the word for "grace." And when you are done, show me where I have defined it any differently than the greek.

[Gamecock]

Show me the greek for "irresistible grace"

Show me the word "Trinity' in any original versions....

[drstevej]

Irresistable grace as used by Warfeld in the article is a historical theological term (as is Trinity).

BTW as an Amyraldian I believe in unlimited atonement. However, the word "all" and "world" lexically has some flexibility. It is not these verses that are the basis of my view that Christ deid for all. 2 Peter 2:1 is much stronger.

[RnMomof7]

Now show me the greek word for "irresistible" and show me the word in its context with the word for "grace." And when you are done, show me where I have defined it any differently than the greek.

You show me yours and I will show you mine:>)

Show me the words "free will" in the bible