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To: alan w who wrote (36415)	1/15/2004 9:19:57 AM
From: Berry Picker	Respond to of 39621

RE>>"It is confined within the boundaries of only two eons."<< If your theory or eons is in error then this assertion fails. Alan - what does this 'concordant' version do with the Greek word "mello" I believe that the KJV boys buried the true meaning but for your eon system to work this version must have also committed the same offense. What did those who produced it believe? Although their is an effort to use verb tense to prove this idea that the unforgivable sin will actually be forgiven just not right now, the entire assertion is based upon your eschatology. I don't have a 'third' age for this 'time-delayed' forgiveness Alan. Also the 'raw accusation' spoiled the article at the end: RE>>"hard and stubborn hearts, which, selfishly satisfied with their own safety, hope to make it more secure by condemning others to eternal damnation"<< OH - that's my problem - I suffer from insecurity or no wait I am already satisfied with my own safety so then why do I seek to make it more secure - uh - for a moment I thought I had it anyone that can judge my heart that well has to be right. LOL Now don't forget my question - "mello" There is no 3rd age. Gone for a week Alan. Brian

To: alan w who wrote (36415)	1/16/2004 6:48:35 PM
From: Sidney Reilly	Respond to of 39621

alan....alan....alan....you wrote The sin against the holy spirit shall not be pardoned (Luke 12:10). It will be judged. Those who commit it will stand before the great white throne and will suffer the penalty imposed by our Lord for this sin. They will be cast into the lake of fire, which is the second death. Thereafter, when death is abolished, and all are made alive at the consummation, they, with all the rest of mankind, will be justified and reconciled to God through the blood of Christ's cross. Nobody is going to be pulled back out after they are thrown into the lake of fire with the devil and his angels. They will be burnt up "like chaff"....meaning very quickly, and they will be no more. The devil and his angels won't burn so quickly.