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Did Luther teach Limited Atonement? Yes or no?

Did Luther teach Limited Atonement or not? Yes or no?

God blinds people so they cannot know the truth about hell or anything else scripture teaches.

I won't mention his name but he should know better.

Who do you know that walks in the Spirit?

If you are a Christian, your residence is in heaven. If anyone loves the world, they cannot love God.

Is each person of the Trinity God? God is omnipresent. That means the Trinity is everywhere present. How can you divide that?

I know what it teaches, but points 1-3 depict limited atonement. 4-5 support Calvin's, coerced by God, works salvation based on his universal atonement beliefs.

Free Will does not exist. Just as a dog chooses what dogs choose, or cats choose what cats choose, sinners choose what sinners choose. (they love their sins and hate God). Being born again, and only then, Christians choose what Christians choose.

We are fully equipped with security cameras. We've made DVDs for the police a few times.

Luther taught Limited Atonement Regarding Romans 9:20-21, Luther wrote: “God will have all men to be saved” (1 Timothy 2:4), and he gave his Son for us men, and he created man for the sake of eternal life. And likewise: Everything is there for man’s sake and he is there for God’s sake in...

All of the Reformers were Augustinians subscribing to the Council of Ephesus that agreed that free will is a heresy, as Augustine said. Luther wrote, "The Bondage of the Will" proving that free will is a lie. They wanted to Reform the Catholic Church returning it to its historic creeds. The...

How do you know if you are possessed? There are some obvious signs. One is anxiety present when you discuss them. A change in complexion. Fainting, unexplainable illness. Scripture also lists suicidal thoughts.

His shed blood pays for the sins of those he died for. You have judgment day and hell saying he did not pay for the sins of most.

Do you follow the Sermon? John says those who don't are not saved. Do you allow the 7 Ecumenical Councils and allow the Ecumenical creeds to correct you?

Let's say Jesus paid for the sins of the saved. Agree? So he didn't pay for the sins of the vast multitudes whose sins remain unpaid for on judgment day.

Is scripture ever wrong? Then how can anyone who finds harmony with a multitude of believers be wrong? Stick to the Creeds to find out what it's like.

Some examples from scripture? Everyone whom Jesus cast out demons from was a believer. Their sins were atoned for making it possible. He normally said, "according to your faith be it unto you".

Not luck, it is fact.

After many years of trying to harmonize one single verse with the rest of the scriptures, it happened. I had prayed about this off and on for a long time. And the Lord revealed it to me. The verse? “Being born again, not of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible, by the word of God, which liveth...