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2 Corinthians 5:18-21 confirms extent/application distinction within the same passage

Limited Atonement, Universalism and why I disagree with both. 00:11:52 – 00:13:26

Winger looks at the broader context of 2 Corinthians 5 to show that the same passage itself provides the extent-vs-application distinction.

Verse 18: 'God reconciled us to himself.' Verse 19: 'God was reconciling the world to himself … not counting their trespasses against them.' Verse 20: 'we implore you … be reconciled to God.' The movement from v.19 (world reconciled — universal extent) to v.20 (be reconciled — individual application) embeds the extent/application contrast directly in the passage.
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Limited Atonement, Universalism and why I disagree with both. @ 00:11:52

2019-05-30

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reconciliation extent of atonement application of atonement 2 Corinthians 5:18-21
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