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There are two Trinities in the New Testament and they are not the immanent and economic Trinities

Micah Redding → Doane: I’d like to throw this out

Does Jesus have anything to say about homosexuality? Simple answer, no.

davo → Andrew: Thanks Andrew I do appreciate
Andrew → davo: Definitely not me—seems to be
davo → Andrew: Thanks Andrew, yes I read
Andrew → davo: Did you see what I wrote here
davo → Andrew: Andrew, on a related matter…

The resurrection of the Son of God (and the rationalisation of God the Son)

Andrew → Jaco van Zyl : Jaco, I take your point (and
Jaco van Zyl → Andrew: You say: ” The doctrine of
Andrew → Craig Beard: Fixed. Thank you for pointing
Craig Beard → Andrew: Andrew, your link above in
Jaco van Zyl → Andrew: Andrew, I responded to your
Phil Ledgerwood → Kevin Holtsberry: I could not have said it any
Kevin Holtsberry → Andrew: The challenge, I think, is

Judgment, kingdom, and sexual immorality

Andrew → John Janzen: No doubt homosexuality has an
John Janzen → Andrew: Andrew, great post! It seems
Andrew → Jaco van Zyl: The simple answer is no.
Andrew → Phil Ledgerwood: Agreed. Part of the modern,
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: If there’s a way to get
Jaco van Zyl → John: I’m wondering what are gender
Andrew → John: John, I take it that
John → Andrew: Wondering how this might

Resurrection, judgment, and sexual immorality

peter → Andrew: I think you are right in one
Andrew → Phil Ledgerwood: Right. I have usually
Micah Redding → Andrew: So there are three terms here
Andrew → Micah Redding: Would it not make sense to
Micah Redding → Andrew: Romans 1:26-27 For this
Andrew → Micah Redding: The point was made much too
Micah Redding → Andrew: I agree with your overall
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: Reading through Acts right

The argument of Galatians: justification by faith in a new future

david yates → Andrew: Impressive! Thank you.
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