[OrthodoxPresbyterian]

Hey, ftD:

• Did God foreknow that His performance of these miracles in Tyre and Sidon would result in their Repentance unto Salvation?
• And did God foreknow that His Non-performance of these miracles in Tyre and Sidon would result in their Non-Repentance unto Damnation?
• And did He not sovereignly Choose to Not Perform these miracles, which had as its perfectly-foreknown result their Non-Repentance unto Damnation, just as He foreknew?

  Answer me these questions three, and your entire position collapses. You know it, and I know it.

[fortheDeclaration]

Did God foreknow that His performance of these miracles in Tyre and Sidon would result in their Repentance unto Salvation? And did God foreknow that His Non-performance of these miracles in Tyre and Sidon would result in their Non-Repentance unto Damnation? And did He not sovereignly Choose to Not Perform these miracles, which had as its perfectly-foreknown result their Non-Repentance unto Damnation, just as He foreknew? Answer me these questions three, and your entire position collapses. You know it, and I know it.

Idid answer them. I guess you think if you post a hundred more times I will be impressed?

According to Calvinism miracles cannot make anyone believe, because man is dead. They first have to be regenerated, so what is all the nonsense about the miracles. What Christ is saying is that the Jews have no excuse for not believing since they saw more then those cities condemned.

Again, I ask you, why are the Jews being rebuked for disbelief if they can't believe until God regenerates them first?

You lose-I win!