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Same as WELS.

I'm surprised anyone except a Wisconsin Synod Lutheran can be allowed to read this, since the WELC is the only Christian denomination on the planet. [emoji2958][emoji6]

God is right, which means Jesus promises are true, which also means your assertions about falling away are wrong and your interpretation of the sentences you posted is wrong.

You are asserting that your sentence plucking says that God's sheep can forsake God and God will not seek them out and keep them. This is your assertion and therefore your interpretation of the sentences you plucked. Yet you remain silent in the passages that Jesus speaks to you and you refuse...

Lamms assumption is false. God's chosen sheep are never said to fall away. Therefore, the interpretation that you and Lamm have created from a few sentences is false, not God's word. What you and Lamm refuse to accept is that your interpretation of those sentences is incorrect and thus your...

Josiah, does Jesus promise still hold true?

Nope, I am not denying scripture. I am telling you that you are entirely wrong in your assertion regarding those sentences you are find of quoting. I am believing you are mature in Christ so that you will actually read each epistle so that you can see the entire message being shared. Do I give...

I actually did address Josiah's quote from 1 Timothy. I did not go through every verse because I have read all those passages and know that Josiah is misapplying the sentences to make it seem like they support his position when the context of the entire letter shows he is wrong. If I was...

I'm not missing what Josiah is saying. Instead, I am presenting what Jesus says about the one who walks away. Jesus tells us he is the good shepherd. Luke 15:4-7 “What man of you, having a hundred sheep, if he has lost one of them, does not leave the ninety-nine in the open country, and go...

Yep, scripture is always true, which is why when Jesus tells us that he is the good shepherd that finds his lost sheep...I believe him. When Jesus says that all whom the Father gives him will never be taken, I believe him. When Jesus says he will never leave us nor forsake us, I believe him...

It makes you wrong, Josiah. You have refused to answer whether God keeps his sheep, just as Jesus promised. You imply that my question is Satanic. That's a big accusation, Josiah. My question is scripture based. Jesus tells us that the shepherd goes and finds his lost sheep and brings them...

I can play this game all my life with you. Does Jesus keep his sheep, as he promised, or not. It's a simple question, Josiah.

Did Jesus lie when he said he is the shepherd and that he seeks out and finds his lost sheep? Did he lie when he said that he would protect and keep all that the Father has given him? If Jesus lied, then your position may be correct. If Jesus spoke truth, then your position must be false. Did...

God never says the person whom he makes alive with Christ can die in the deadness of trespasses and sins by rejecting faith. Never in Paul's letter to Timothy does Paul ever state that, yet it is what you are implying and saying that God hath said. Context makes it obvious that Paul is not...

You're correct, because the issue really is in your own heart, but you want to blame me. So if you need to blame me, that's okay.

How about I say a few hail marys and get absolved by the priest down the block sitting on his patio drinking wine?

I'm not speaking falsely about out of context verse cherry picking.

Good passage, what does Paul tell us in 1 Timothy? English Standard Version 1 Timothy 1:3-20 As I urged you when I was going to Macedonia, remain at Ephesus so that you may charge certain persons not to teach any different doctrine, nor to devote themselves to myths and endless genealogies...

I don't deny anything God says. I tell you that you have been lazy with God's word and are wielding the sword and Interpreting it very poorly.

The point is that you don't wish to engage in scripture outside of meaningless prooftext.