Todays generation - Page 9

John 3:16 has often been called the heart of the Bible. For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life. Jesus died for the whole world. He suffered Hell for every man who has ever lived or ever will live. And no man will look out of Hell and say I wanted to be saved, but Jesus did not die for me.

gouda

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgCN0zrkd3M

 

I do cut and paste at times,but only if I totally agree with it.

 

Im not blessed with an education that allows me to write all my thoughts IN

A PROPER SENTENCE.

 

    gouda

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJJWAIHKKDo

 

  gouda

Your last post on page ten is the worst twisted interpretation I have seen yet~ I won't respond to it. In whole it is unfounded biblically. 

John 3:16 MUST be interpreted against scripture as a whole. Read the whole chapter~ Christ did not die for the world ( meaning every single human on the face of the earth ) He died for all of His people in this world ~ Christ work on the cross was accomplished; ~ Scripture makes that so abundantly clear that your failure to see it will truly take divine intervention~ 

Your education Gouda?  that's a copout and an excuse, neither do I have eloquent speech but it's not necessary here. Your inability to express what you claim to believe so adamantly, proves that you have lack of personal conviction and just parrot ;  as travels said  ~  I will not read your copy and paste links ~

 

 

 

gouda,

 

I also have problems expressing myself in written form. But I do not use it as a cop out to expressing my own beliefs, thoughts and opinions. Sure I copy and paste news stories but am not likely to copy and paste my beliefs, opinions or thoughts from other places.

Deana. And again your up to your usual self
RUN RUN, RUN,

gouda

Seriously ? ~ running from what? I just responded to you~ you're a game player Gouda :/ 

Why don't you just admit it Gouda you can't argue against it ! you don't like it and you don't want to believe it, but you can't refute it~it's not warm and fuzzy, but it's biblical truth ~ 

And before you start plucking random scripture verses~pluck pluck pluck ~ Save your time I am not interested in plucking, rather in harvesting the full counsel of Scripture ~ 

 

God Loved the World. John 3:16 Is the full council of scripture Deana

The world is the object of salvation. God loved not just His obedient Son, but also the world that did not know Him and opposed Him.1 God’s love for the entire world reminds us He wants everyone to believe in Jesus and receive salvation.

Some of Jesus’ contemporaries emphasized God’s special love for Israel or for the righteous, but they did not recognize that God loved everyone. In the chapter following John 3:16, however, some Samaritans began to understand. They acknowledged Jesus as the Savior of the world (4:42; cf. 1 John 4:14). The “world” included Samaritans, whom most Jews despised. If it included Samaritans, it also included all other peoples, including those we might be tempted to despise today.

It may take more effort to bring God’s light to people groups shrouded in darkness, but there is no people group and no individual beyond the pale of God’s love. Jesus shed His blood for all. If we honor His sacrifice, we will love and serve across ethnic, cultural, and religious lines.

Because God gave His Son for the world does not mean everyone is saved; it means salvation is available for anyone. John 3:17 emphasizes that God’s purpose in sending His Son was not to condemn the world; it was already condemned. Instead, He sent His Son to save the world. Jesus is the sacrifice that appeases God’s anger for sins, not only ours, but also those of the entire world (1 John 2:2). Salvation is for “whoever believes.”

We should be motivated to share the good news because God desires everyone to receive salvation. When we think of unreached people groups, we remember that Jesus already paid the price for their salvation. However, they still must believe to be saved. This necessity invites us to follow our Lord’s sacrificial example to do whatever necessary to bring the unsaved the message that God loves them so greatly that He gave His own Son.

gouda

P.S NOW READ ALL SCRIPTURE INSTEAD OF BEING A PLUCKER THAT YOU ACCUSE ME OF.

^^ those are not your words Gouda lol ~ Nice try :) 

Gouda copied "The world is the object of salvation. God loved not just His obedient Son, but also the world that did not know Him and opposed Him.1 God’s love for the entire world reminds us He wants everyone to believe in Jesus and receive salvation." 

^^ wrong ~ But it's warm and fuzzy lol