We have the same Psalms 1-9 and 148-150; your 9 and 10 are our 9, our 146 and 147 are your 147. Then just to throw things off a bit more, we combine your 114 and 115 into our 113, and split your 116 into our 114 and 115. Then, for good measure, we have Psalm 151 at the end, though we never use it much, as far as I can tell.
So, you get the same verses, but divided up a different way? Now that is interesting, but I take this verse as saying ' we are all basically sinful - david is not exceptional here'
So, would it be Un christian, unorthodx or ' heretical' to deny the doctrine that we inherit sin from our parents, real or metaphorical?
So there's my take on this- what's yours, and your Church's?From the London Baptist Confession of Faith (1689) -- Chapter Six - Of the Fall of Man, of Sin, and of Punishment Thereof
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Oh boy, imputed guilt! That's gonna make a few people mad if they actually take the moment to read it. Of course, I'm not sure where they'll get their imputed grace!
I don't think Jesus needed to speak on it in particular because his whole point was to save the world which regardless of how it came about was in a state of sin. We know the world itself is fallen, and not just man. Being born into a fallen world makes you tainted, if not the fact that your parents are sinners
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You mean we get an extra psalm and you gusy don't? that does not seem fair (:
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We have the same Psalms 1-9 and 148-150; your 9 and 10 are our 9, our 146 and 147 are your 147. Then just to throw things off a bit more, we combine your 114 and 115 into our 113, and split your 116 into our 114 and 115. Then, for good measure, we have Psalm 151 at the end, though we never use it much, as far as I can tell.
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Now that is interesting, but I take this verse as saying ' we are all basically sinful - david is not exceptional here'
So, would it be Un christian, unorthodx or ' heretical' to deny the doctrine that we inherit sin from our parents, real or metaphorical?
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Oh boy, imputed guilt! That's gonna make a few people mad if they actually take the moment to read it. Of course, I'm not sure where they'll get their imputed grace!
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That's us Calvinists for you -- making people mad since the 16th century... ;)
Of course, I'm not sure where they'll get their imputed grace!
So true! Benefiting so much as I do from imputed grace, I don't know how I could possibly say to God that this original sin business is unfair.
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Haven't seen that in a while!:-)
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