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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-06-28

@edlars53 @BeardedPresby @ronhenzel Where does the Bible say that God Willed 1/3

@edlars53 @BeardedPresby @ronhenzel Where does the Bible say that God Willed 1/3 of the angels to fall? Where are your facts?

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-06-18

@CoreyJMahler A husband is the kephale (head) of his wife. Jesus is the kephale

@CoreyJMahler A husband is the kephale (head) of his wife. Jesus is the kephale (head) of the church. No one is in any context ever said to be a kephale in the context of the church. These are the

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-06-10

@JonByers186054 @dalepartridge Presuming that everyone who goes to college is pr

@JonByers186054 @dalepartridge Presuming that everyone who goes to college is promiscuous is how you roll? I wasn’t promiscuous. Neither was my wife. And we both went to university and are profession

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-06-10

@GlennyGMG @MikeWingerii This Mike Winger who acts just like me, an egalitarian?

@GlennyGMG @MikeWingerii This Mike Winger who acts just like me, an egalitarian? https://t.co/vOUbR9gm5r

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-06-05

@billyruck @iheartJ37 @MikeWingerii Also, Mike was encouraging people to loudly leave their egalitarian churches. Why loudly leave? If you disagree, fine. Treat it as a secondary issue. The thing is that Mike himself acts like an egalitarian in his m...

@billyruck @iheartJ37 @MikeWingerii Also, Mike was encouraging people to loudly leave their egalitarian churches. Why loudly leave? If you disagree, fine. Treat it as a secondary issue. The thing is t

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-02-15

@Balduc13679 The church in AD 200 looks very very different from the Roman Catholic Church of today. And there was none of the teachings about purgatory, the literal presence of Christ in the elements, teachings about Mary and the righteous acts of t...

@Balduc13679 The church in AD 200 looks very very different from the Roman Catholic Church of today. And there was none of the teachings about purgatory, the literal presence of Christ in the elements

@edlars53 @BeardedPresby @ronhenzel Where does the Bible say that God Willed 1/3

@CoreyJMahler A husband is the kephale (head) of his wife. Jesus is the kephale

@JonByers186054 @dalepartridge Presuming that everyone who goes to college is pr

@GlennyGMG @MikeWingerii This Mike Winger who acts just like me, an egalitarian?

@billyruck @iheartJ37 @MikeWingerii Also, Mike was encouraging people to loudly leave their egalitarian churches. Why loudly leave? If you disagree, fine. Treat it as a secondary issue. The thing is that Mike himself acts like an egalitarian in his m...

@Balduc13679 The church in AD 200 looks very very different from the Roman Catholic Church of today. And there was none of the teachings about purgatory, the literal presence of Christ in the elements, teachings about Mary and the righteous acts of t...

In the full context of what Ponder was responding to, one of the hosts of the Li

@graceforprize @ComeBack_Yeshua @Rattle_Resists @michael_ronning Regarding your argument, you assume that God’s selective revelation contradicts His universal salvific will. However, in Acts 17:26-27, Paul states that God determined the times and pla...

@WriteTalkCreate @KaeleyT A leader is someone who acts independently on his or h

@ymmotrojam @PaulaYScanlan Well, actually, all that this is proof of is that some women let themselves be controlled by feelings and lose connection to the facts. The rampant immigration has caused an immense amount of harm with people coming in and ...

Paul acts as a bishop over multiple churches, writing them letters (multiple in

@MaineMinistry Who was accusing you of being unkind? Did I accuse you of something? I understand you are a pastor—I went to your profile and saw that. Your claim that I am in a hypocritical position is not based on facts. I have only left a church ...

@Tailfeathers_WA @Antifaucist722 @dalepartridge The only church history that mat

@kevinmyoung Acts 2 presented unique circumstances. Many Jews traveled from afar to Jerusalem for the feast of tabernacles. Once the Holy Spirit began working in the early church, no one wanted to leave and so some who couldn’t go back home were in n...

@Methodios007 Why is that important? That distracts from the fact that we have the truth fully revealed already. The truth is not validated by succession, even by just being an apostle or even an Angel from heaven! Paul writes: “But even if *we, or...

@Isis233305 @Alex7Shiro Well, you certainly point out a valid and important point because there are clear passages that not only use “adam” to refer to mankind but “aner” or “andros” (the Greek for male or husband) to refer generally to people. For ...

@WagnerJere47288 @humanvideogamer @RenOfMen Ge 2:18 speaks of a helper comparable to him. God is also said to be our helper and that does not mean we are in authority over Him. Ge 3:16 isn’t an imperative and is spoken to Eve (not Adam). It is about...

@ReformaBro @JoInAthensGa @smugbuster88 @BenZeisloft Paul said that deception has to do with the time sequence in the creation order. Adam was not deceived because he was the ruler of Eve. Adam experiences God’s creative acts including the making of ...

@Grump_Old_Man Capturing sermons in the book of Acts is not how we determine pro

@dantheman278 @MikeWingerii We both claim to follow scripture. How would he know

@Robert_S_Morley @ronhenzel @5cd5945b24ec495 @GarOHoff @StanfieldBrent1 @Idolkiller Rather Jesus chose not to submit Himself to the Father’s will and initiative. He copied the acts of the Father. It wasn’t that the Father did the acts through Jesus’ ...

@RobertEJohnson5 @paulogia0 Evidence. Facts.

@pauldirks @KaeleyT Welcome back to the conversation, Paul! We both think the ot

@ymmotrojam @CherylSchatz @th3muse Of course you have to say this if you don’t accept females as deacons. The facts are: - Paul uses the feminine διάκονον - Paul is commending her to the church she is moving to as a leader - She is to be received as...

@scottspeig @MikeWingerii I will stop as soon as Mike retracts his call for egal

@CherylSchatz @DougLundy7 @jamesdpeavy @salvationarmy Agreed. I don’t understand

@ronhenzel @ymmotrojam @CherylSchatz @JollyStine @pastherandie @peace_got @MikeWingerii Ron, the text is explicit: 1 person, the 2-3 persons, then the entire church. The 2-3 witnesses serve as people who anyone in the church can confirm. the facts wi...

@ronhenzel @ymmotrojam @CherylSchatz @JollyStine @pastherandie @peace_got @MikeWingerii Glad to hear you say this. However, there's a difference between the training acts of discipline for a person who submits to the process and the "turning over to ...

@RBM7211 @MikeWingerii @TerranWilliams4 Just read the article. There's no authority to appeal to. But Mike won't listen to a nobody like me. He seems to only want to consider those who are published. Well, here's two published authors who carefully a...

@SolaSisters @MikeWingerii Thanks Christine. As a quick summary, Mike says secondary but acts as though it's a primary issue. For example, he wouldn't recommend leaving "loudly," making waves and taking others with him because a church was Calvinist....

@FancyABQ I run a Bible study at my office. We’ve had an agnostic and Muslim join us now a few times. We are going through the book of John. I love Ray Comfort and his approach to sharing the gospel. Used to do more evangelistic stuff, handing out t...

Now isn't this interesting! So he is admitting that one of the impacts of comps

@ymmotrojam @CherylSchatz @3HillsMinor @Rattle_Resists @michael_ronning Absolutely. Timothy wasn't in a church by himself. Paul was instructing Timothy on "how he should behave" (1Ti 3:15) but this would have impacts to and application to others. Eve...

@SimonReye @TWFtrish @ronhenzel @TarienCole The early church still got a few things wrong. It got the Gentiles wrong and needed correction on that several times. In Acts 6, they are just doing what comes natural to them—picking men. You cannot take a...

@ronhenzel @trapatonzi @UGOOTWEETS I agree with you that the genitive of aner is with respect to authentein and not gyne in 1Ti 2:12. Now that I have my facts straight 😅, everything is in order because the context gives us the clues required to under...

@Lazicus520 @VoterTrump2024 @smashbaals Two points: 1. The 70 were prior to the church. 2. In the earliest times of the church before the incorporation of Gentiles was clear, the disciples would have defaulted to what they knew previously, so the fac...

@PaulieCuddy Thanks for making it clear that your choice to mute me has nothing

@terryne02461221 @Vestwitt @HwsEleutheroi It doesn’t exist in that wording. Jesus said paradise. Jesus said “TODAY”. The thief would be there with Him “TODAY”. The dead go to Hades. Scripture says in Acts 2:27 that Jesus went into Hades but was not a...

@vala_selene @paulogia0 He said he’s helping people to lose their faith. Seems i

@ronhenzel @JollyStine In 1 Tim 2:8, Paul is clearly inferring that there is something resulting in anger and dispute. Given the context of the letter, it seems more than reasonable that Paul’s instruction to Timothy relates to dealing with the false...

Ron, that statement in Acts 13:48 is not explicit as you suggested it might be because Paul couldn't list only the God fearers since it is clear from the context that this referred to the Gentiles that followed God and were proselytes but not yet bel...

@terryne02461221 @Vestwitt @HwsEleutheroi You seem to be stuck on “only begotten.” The scripture "Today I have begotten You" which is about Jesus is found in Ps 2:7, and is quoted in Heb 1:5 and Acts 13:33. Some interpret “today” as referring to t...

@TheMuppetPastor After this we are told fierce wolves will come so trusting in future church patterns and teaching is not wise. Everything goes back to the apostles’ teaching. Acts 20:29-30: "I know that after my departure fierce wolves will come i...

@JackAllLanterns @ljlovinglife74 @NBidnz @harmonizedgrace Don't be so quick to write off Paul. Not only did Jesus meet him on the road to Damascus (Acts 9:3-6), but Paul claims that Jesus revealed the gospel to him in Gal 1:11-12. In 1 Cor 11:23-25...

Some examples on how the apostle Paul dealt with idols in the book of Acts. http

@ymmotrojam “On the first day of the week, when we were gathered together to break bread, Paul began talking to them, intending to leave the next day, and he prolonged his message until midnight.” (Acts 20:7, NASB 2020) &gt;&gt; This is descriptive ...

@ich1ban123456 @ymmotrojam You are undermining your own case by recognizing thes

@cosmoofprague While testifying to the truth of something like the resurrection and the facts forming the basis is not the same as explaining new concepts (ie. teaching), one might say that testifying is more authoritative since teaching is giving so...

@graceforprize @sympatheticNPC While testifying to the truth of something like the resurrection and the facts forming the basis is not the same as explaining new concepts (ie. teaching), one might say that testifying is more authoritative since teach...

@FloridScott Doctrines are facts. Explaining them is the gift of teaching.

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@ymmotrojam “On the first day of the week, when we were gathered together to break bread, Paul began talking to them, intending to leave the next day, and he prolonged his message until midnight.” (Acts 20:7, NASB 2020) >> This is descriptive ...