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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-09

@joseph_tenuto @GregCha67942091 @sparkobuzzer @Ashleyhays2089 Just to reply to w

@joseph_tenuto @GregCha67942091 @sparkobuzzer @Ashleyhays2089 Just to reply to what Greg said, that’s not true that I’m not interested in the truth! Challenging his view doesn’t mean rejecting scriptu

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-09

@ManassehRJones @subq And yet I believe. Strange, eh? The religious leaders could not believe⎯the scripture you shared with me in Jn 12 said that⎯yet I DO believe. How am I being hardened when I already believe? Are you sure you don't want to go to ...

@ManassehRJones @subq And yet I believe. Strange, eh? The religious leaders could not believe⎯the scripture you shared with me in Jn 12 said that⎯yet I DO believe. How am I being hardened when I alrea

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-09

@ManassehRJones @subq @immrbloo @AletheiaHS Since it is God doing it by his sove

@ManassehRJones @subq @immrbloo @AletheiaHS Since it is God doing it by his sovereign will, which is easier for God? Let me ask you this: would you feel loved by your wife if she loved you simply bec

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-09

@ManassehRJones @AletheiaHS @subq @immrbloo Well, yes, that's Calvinism. You are

@ManassehRJones @AletheiaHS @subq @immrbloo Well, yes, that's Calvinism. You are born again and then you believe. Not according to scripture. Faith precedes regeneration.

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-09

@AletheiaHS @ManassehRJones @subq @immrbloo The Bible. The requirement is repent

@AletheiaHS @ManassehRJones @subq @immrbloo The Bible. The requirement is repentance and faith. The condition is repentance and faith. Respond positively means to believe and confess. Getting it all

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-09

@AletheiaHS @immrbloo Grew up evangelical free, then Pentecostal (PAOC), then Calvary Chapel which went non-denom, then went Pentecostal (ACOP). When we left that church, went to a Baptist (Baptist General Conference), then we went to a Reformed Chur...

@AletheiaHS @immrbloo Grew up evangelical free, then Pentecostal (PAOC), then Calvary Chapel which went non-denom, then went Pentecostal (ACOP). When we left that church, went to a Baptist (Baptist Ge

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-09

@AletheiaHS @immrbloo Well, for sure they were literal and not figurative garmen

@AletheiaHS @immrbloo Well, for sure they were literal and not figurative garments. A white linen garment of some kind makes sense since that is referenced all over the Bible. Since you presumably kn

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-09

@AletheiaHS @immrbloo A white western boy? So you don't use Greek Lexicons? Yes

@AletheiaHS @immrbloo A white western boy? So you don't use Greek Lexicons? Yes I go to church, silly. Your ad hominem doesn't advance any sort of argument.

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-09

@GregCha67942091 @sparkobuzzer @Ashleyhays2089 How did JESUS use scripture and w

@GregCha67942091 @sparkobuzzer @Ashleyhays2089 How did JESUS use scripture and what interpretation did He put on it? Why did He stop in the middle of a verse and say that it was fulfilled without read

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-09

@GregCha67942091 @sparkobuzzer @Ashleyhays2089 "Talk Bible"⎯is Is 61:2 and Lk 4:

@GregCha67942091 @sparkobuzzer @Ashleyhays2089 "Talk Bible"⎯is Is 61:2 and Lk 4:16-21 not Bible? Is it not two events? Can you not admit this? If not, then I agree, there's no point continuing.

Is 61:2 Lk 4:16-21 question
Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-09

@GregCha67942091 @sparkobuzzer @Ashleyhays2089 Jesus never delineated between His first coming and His second coming? Surely you accept that, right? Why did Jesus stop in the middle of Is 61:2 and say "today this scripture has been fulfilled" (Lk 4:1...

@GregCha67942091 @sparkobuzzer @Ashleyhays2089 Jesus never delineated between His first coming and His second coming? Surely you accept that, right? Why did Jesus stop in the middle of Is 61:2 and say

Is 61:2 Lk 4:16-21 question
Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-09

@AletheiaHS @immrbloo "Garments were often given as presents. It was a special mark of honor to receive one that had been used by the giver, and kings sometimes showed their munificence by presenting them. (See Genesis 45:22 Changes of Raiment; 1 Sam...

@AletheiaHS @immrbloo "Garments were often given as presents. It was a special mark of honor to receive one that had been used by the giver, and kings sometimes showed their munificence by presenting

Genesis 45:22 1 Samuel 18:4 Esther 6:8 general
Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-09

@AletheiaHS @immrbloo "In very wealthy families guests were actually provided wi

@AletheiaHS @immrbloo "In very wealthy families guests were actually provided with 'wedding clothes' (Matthew 22:12)," Gower, R., & Wight, F. (1987). The new manners and customs of Bible times. Mo

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-09

@AletheiaHS @immrbloo Both of us agree that ‘all’ and ‘few’ are both used (and are different Greek words). But you are suggesting that ‘all’ actually *means* ‘few.’ Where is all used to clearly mean few without conflating contexts (ie. not mixing th...

@AletheiaHS @immrbloo Both of us agree that ‘all’ and ‘few’ are both used (and are different Greek words). But you are suggesting that ‘all’ actually *means* ‘few.’ Where is all used to clearly mean

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-08

@GregCha67942091 @sparkobuzzer @Ashleyhays2089 You are doing the same thing that the scribes and teachers of the law did with the prophecies about Jesus’ coming. They saw only one coming of the messiah to rule and completely missed His first. Similar...

@GregCha67942091 @sparkobuzzer @Ashleyhays2089 You are doing the same thing that the scribes and teachers of the law did with the prophecies about Jesus’ coming. They saw only one coming of the messia

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-07

Just watched a really comprehensive series by @Ashleyhays2089 on what the Bible

Just watched a really comprehensive series by @Ashleyhays2089 on what the Bible says about the Rapture and the Tribulation and Christians can be raptured but then believers found in the tribulation.

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-07

@0xV1RTUE @twigsally @JaydaBF @SimonJohn165066 We should all aim to be teachers.

@0xV1RTUE @twigsally @JaydaBF @SimonJohn165066 We should all aim to be teachers.

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-07

@0xV1RTUE @twigsally @JaydaBF @SimonJohn165066 We are to submit to one another i

@0xV1RTUE @twigsally @JaydaBF @SimonJohn165066 We are to submit to one another in the fear of Christ showing this has nothing to do with authority or hierarchy (Eph 5:21). Husbands and wives do so in

Eph 5:21 debate
Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-06

@ReformedCaio @Whitehorse1255 @CherylSchatz I asked for a literal translation of

@ReformedCaio @Whitehorse1255 @CherylSchatz I asked for a literal translation of a Hebrew text. What sin did I commit that you are being so pugnacious? Is it a sin to ask for a literal translation? h

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-06

@CherylSchatz @ReformedCaio Here’s the Complete Jewish Bible which says “includi

@CherylSchatz @ReformedCaio Here’s the Complete Jewish Bible which says “including”… https://t.co/4dNiLB0lTW

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-05

@ymmotrojam Because the church did not exist in the OT?

@ymmotrojam Because the church did not exist in the OT?

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-04

@flauridian Yes, a woman can refer to women generally but the context is how we decide whether there’s a specific woman or women in general. In this case, I’m arguing the context informs us there is a specific unnamed woman Paul has in mind. See if t...

@flauridian Yes, a woman can refer to women generally but the context is how we decide whether there’s a specific woman or women in general. In this case, I’m arguing the context informs us there is a

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-04

@_jonbowlin What? No one is replacing the body of Christ with Israel. What a str

@_jonbowlin What? No one is replacing the body of Christ with Israel. What a strange thing to think we are saying…that God has a plan for ethnic Israel meaning replacing the church. Bizarre!

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

@Crystalisives @covapologetics Well, even Peter said his church doesn’t agree wi

@Crystalisives @covapologetics Well, even Peter said his church doesn’t agree with his view on these things, but I also have the same questions. Even the leadership of my church which is egalitarian c

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

@MissindaCouv @covapologetics I mean Jesus the man who appointed the 12 disciple

@MissindaCouv @covapologetics I mean Jesus the man who appointed the 12 disciples (apostles) and founded His church.

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

@covapologetics @subq The only instance of anyone explicitly being called pastor

@covapologetics @subq The only instance of anyone explicitly being called pastor (ποιμήν) in the NT is the following: “And when the Chief Shepherd (ποιμήν) appears, you will receive the unfading crow

1Pe 5:4 general
Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

@covapologetics @subq Hm. In that case, we as the church are all topologically m

@covapologetics @subq Hm. In that case, we as the church are all topologically married given we are part of the typological relationship you mentioned. Jesus wasn’t a literal pastor (ie. shepherd). N

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

@ScottCross_8 @covapologetics That’s interesting. So his marriage covenant is “until death do us part” and scripture is clear that a widow(et) is free to remarry (Ro 7:2-3 applies to both), Paul even encouraging younger widows to remarry (1Ti 5:14), ...

@ScottCross_8 @covapologetics That’s interesting. So his marriage covenant is “until death do us part” and scripture is clear that a widow(et) is free to remarry (Ro 7:2-3 applies to both), Paul even

1Ti 5:14 Ro 7:2-3 debate
Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

@covapologetics It’s good that your church is tolerant of differences on these s

@covapologetics It’s good that your church is tolerant of differences on these sorts of things. Thanks for clarifying that you aren’t aware of any that agree with you on this matter. Why do you think

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

@Crystalisives @covapologetics Frankly, I don’t know anyone who feels confident

@Crystalisives @covapologetics Frankly, I don’t know anyone who feels confident about their view of 1Ti 2:15! All patriarchalists and complementarians I have heard from seem to believe that Eph 5:21

Eph 5:21 1Ti 2:15 debate
Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

@subq @covapologetics He is overliteralizing “must be the husband of one wife” t

@subq @covapologetics He is overliteralizing “must be the husband of one wife” to mean must be married and continue to be married or else be disqualified.

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

@Crystalisives @covapologetics I’m still curious which church(es) actually take

@Crystalisives @covapologetics I’m still curious which church(es) actually take this view and disqualify their pastor if he becomes a widower while serving as their pastor.

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

@subq @covapologetics He is overliteralizing the passage. Paul himself wasn’t ma

@subq @covapologetics He is overliteralizing the passage. Paul himself wasn’t married and would be DQ’d by his reading. So would Jesus! And so now I’m curious to find out how many Particular Baptist

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

@covapologetics @fishercatMaine So you admit that this issue is unclear enough t

@covapologetics @fishercatMaine So you admit that this issue is unclear enough that there isn’t a general consensus on single pastors? Or just that you are not informed as to what the general consensu

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

@covapologetics I see. Would you like me to change it? If so and before I do, are you suggesting that you are merely claiming your personal opinion on this issue and admit that it is sufficiently unclear so that most Baptist churches don’t agree wit...

@covapologetics I see. Would you like me to change it? If so and before I do, are you suggesting that you are merely claiming your personal opinion on this issue and admit that it is sufficiently unc

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

@covapologetics Again, I can read and I appreciate the additional context. Are you suggesting a single male pastor is ok then? Or are they and the congregation supporting them being unfaithful to the Bible? Or are you thinking it’s not a deal break...

@covapologetics Again, I can read and I appreciate the additional context. Are you suggesting a single male pastor is ok then? Or are they and the congregation supporting them being unfaithful to the

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

Peter @covapologetics has informed me that the traditional Baptist view is that

Peter @covapologetics has informed me that the traditional Baptist view is that pastors whose wife dies have to step down as they become disqualified (see comment for details). Does your church disqu

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

@covapologetics Now as for your view, does a pastor have to step down if his wif

@covapologetics Now as for your view, does a pastor have to step down if his wife bears his second child and she dies during childbirth?

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

@covapologetics Why are you saying I think being a ‘husband’ is irrelevant? I sa

@covapologetics Why are you saying I think being a ‘husband’ is irrelevant? I said that Paul’s idiom describes faithful if married and monogamous. You can be monogamous even if you are not married as

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

Your view assumes gender is the key difference, but Paul’s focus is on character

Your view assumes gender is the key difference, but Paul’s focus is on character qualifications, not a categorical distinction. ‘Likewise’ strengthens inclusion, connecting women to deacons and mainta

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

‘Likewise’ does signal a shift, but it doesn’t exclude continuity. The shift is

‘Likewise’ does signal a shift, but it doesn’t exclude continuity. The shift is to women who serve, but the similarity is the shared qualifications required for deacons and women alike. https://t.co/9

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

If women were entirely excluded from church leadership or service roles, Paul co

If women were entirely excluded from church leadership or service roles, Paul could have specified it. Instead, ‘likewise’ supports the idea that women are included in the qualifications being discuss

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

Church leadership isn’t about being the sole decision-maker, a *president* or restricting service if the person is only able to have one child. God gifts and calls people to serve, and they should be allowed and recognized by the body, not restricted...

Church leadership isn’t about being the sole decision-maker, a *president* or restricting service if the person is only able to have one child. God gifts and calls people to serve, and they should be

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

I appreciate you allow for women in ministry, but you disallow them to be elders or deacons—leaders. And they cannot teach truth to males (adults only? What about teens?) Priscilla taught Apollos, so teaching men truth is not forbidden of women. An ...

I appreciate you allow for women in ministry, but you disallow them to be elders or deacons—leaders. And they cannot teach truth to males (adults only? What about teens?) Priscilla taught Apollos, so

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

As for your counter argument on 1Ti 2:12, since when is Paul forbidding the teac

As for your counter argument on 1Ti 2:12, since when is Paul forbidding the teaching of *correct* doctrine by anyone to anyone? The context is stopping false teaching. Also, he says male congregants s

1Ti 2:12 debate
Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

I’m merely suggesting that in order to clearly restrict elders to only males, the text should explicitly exclude women which it doesn’t. 1Ti 3:11 says “Women likewise…”—Even if we presume v1-10 is for males, this statement shows the same requirement...

I’m merely suggesting that in order to clearly restrict elders to only males, the text should explicitly exclude women which it doesn’t. 1Ti 3:11 says “Women likewise…”—Even if we presume v1-10 is fo

1Ti 3:11 general
Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

Yes, male specific terms do not always include women. Yet you admit that they can include women depending on the context. That is in fact my argument here, that in the context and aligned with the neutral syntax, Paul is not making a male-specific re...

Yes, male specific terms do not always include women. Yet you admit that they can include women depending on the context. That is in fact my argument here, that in the context and aligned with the neu

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

Further, by encouraging people to remain single (1Co 7:7-8,32-35), is Paul encou

Further, by encouraging people to remain single (1Co 7:7-8,32-35), is Paul encouraging them to become disqualified from being elders and deacons? Paul says that those who are single have more time to

1Co 7:7-8 question
Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

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

Paul acts as a bishop over multiple churches, writing them letters (multiple in several cases) and gets involved in everything a pastor would do. And the fact that you admit the apostle Peter is also

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2025-01-03

Paul was clearly *both* an apostle and an overseer. His letters are pastoral (esp 1Co, 2Co and Gal), he ministered in Ephesus for ~3 yrs (Ac 20:31). He was not there merely to plant a church and appoint elders, but spent significant time shepherding,...

Paul was clearly *both* an apostle and an overseer. His letters are pastoral (esp 1Co, 2Co and Gal), he ministered in Ephesus for ~3 yrs (Ac 20:31). He was not there merely to plant a church and appoi

Ac 20:31 debate
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