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@everybody If you have an Evangelical Gospel Tract you've written, Please Post it ...

Forward Years ago, I started writing Gospel Tracts. One reason I did this, is because I’m not much of a Speaker. In a way, I lack eloquence and am slow of Speech because of my Southern drawl. Writing has a way of helping me, as if another person were speaking for me instead. I liken it to this...

God’s Decrees ~ by ReverendRV * April 26 Matthew 19:8 KJV; He saith unto them, Moses because of the hardness of your hearts suffered you to put away your wives: but from the beginning it was not so. There came a time that certain people gathered to put Jesus to the test; they weren’t trying to...

Thanks. Brother... I find it takes so much time and effort, to make a Fundamental point Online. It's like taking a Scalpel and dividing bone and marrow, or something like that; when all it should have taken is a little eye salve. Agreeing that God Creates 'Evil Calamity', is agreeing God Makes...

Unrealized Potential ~ by ReverendRV * December 8 Judges 20:41 NIV; Then the Israelites counterattacked, and the Benjamites were terrified, because they realized that disaster had come on them. Have you realized your potential? There’s potential in all of us, so much that we can become...

No, I agree more than you know. It's getting late, so all I can say is that there IS an Unrealized Potential to Lose Salvation. Read my Gospel Tract...

Peter’s three Denials ~ by ReverendRV * August 11 Matthew 26:34 NIV; “Truly I tell you,” Jesus answered, “this very night, before the rooster crows, you will disown me three times.” Have you ever been a Christian but left the Faith? One survey I read says that 70 percent of college students...

He did; he said he will Lose none... If he said he will not Lose a Quarter, but he Lost Judas; then Judas was a Nickel, not a Quarter. Categories versus Category Mistakes... Judas was Unconditionally Elect; right? Elected to Service, that is. Saint Peter was Unconditionally Elected to Service...

Here is the test; will you say the Calamity is Evil Calamity? If not, the varying words used in a Translation ARE different words. If they are different words, they are not Ra...

Because Jesus will Lose none. This means Judas was Unconditionally Elected to Service, not Salvation...

Okay; which word besides Evil, corresponds better with the word Peace? Light and Darkness correspond perfectly, since they are the Antithesis of one another. We're to expect the same for the word Peace. War is not in the definition, right? Should it be? The fact is, since Evil is established...

The Atonement is Limited... The Gospel is not Limited...

If they mean the same, why are they different words then? Fine; let's reduce them to the Lowest Common Denominator; IE Evil... If you don't want to do this, then the different words have different Meanings; right? Since the first appearance of the word is found in the Tree of Knowledge, and it...

The point is; the Meaning of the Word in the Verse, the Holy Spirit conveyed to Moses... Then, there's this... Isaiah 5:20: “Woe to those who call Calamity good, and good Disaster; Who substitute darkness for light and light for darkness; Who substitute bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter!”...

How about picking 'Evil' as the proper translation; why do you want to leave that out as the truth, when it is THE Public Interpretation of the Church? It is the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil; right?

Is that a Personal Interpretation?

Yes. God placed the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Calamity in the Garden of Eden... Ooopps, I meant Ra/Evil instead of Calamity. I didn't mean to let an interpretation of Isaiah modify Genesis; I should have let Genesis modify Isaiah...

Vitality ~ by ReverendRV * December 15 Deuteronomy 34:7 BSB; Moses was a hundred and twenty years old when he died, yet his eyes were not weak, and his vitality had not diminished. Have you ever watched a child and wished you had their energy? Most of us start winding down in our old age, but...

Amen... And Moses not being able to bear the Serpent Cross, symbolizes that we can't be Saved by the Law. Moses was only allowed to peer into the Promised Land; not enter it. The Law leads us to Christ. Joshua, Yeshua (Jesus), leads God's people into the Promised Land...

It has to do with the Conversation about Penal Substitutionary Atonement on the other Thread. The Fiery Serpents are symbolic of Sin, the Serpent on the Cross is Christ becoming Sin on our behalf... PSA was Prophesied. Salvation from Sin, requires God's Punishment of it...