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🗓️ 5 November 2014
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Many are Called, but Few are Chosen.
Our calling is unconditional, but is our election? In the illustration of the Wedding banquet (Matt. 22) the choice of those who enter is clearly conditioned upon their wearing the correct garments. We will unpack that parable today.
We will also look at 1 Thess. 1:4 and 2 Thess. 2:13, which are used by Calvinists to prove their view of individual election to salvation.
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0:00.0 | We've got a great episode today. We're going to back up a little bit and go back to tiptoeing through the tulip. We've talked about the T of total inability. But now let's talk about the U of Unconditional Election. It's going to be a lot of fun. Let's dive in. |
0:13.7 | You answer all my questions. You can never tell no lies. You're always telling me what it's all about, but some don't listen to your |
0:22.0 | replies. You say to us, we can't do enough, and when I try, I'm a fool. This time I'm spent, |
0:29.2 | and I've realized that I can't make it through. I need you. The words you say, your gracious |
0:35.5 | love just gives you away. The words say you're so believable oh god god |
0:43.8 | welcome to the soteryology 101 podcast with professor latent flowers join our online university |
0:53.6 | classroom as we discuss the doctrines of grace and God's amazing plan for salvation. |
0:59.4 | You're so believable. |
1:02.2 | Okay, it's time to dive right in. First of all, I just have to say, wow. We have had a tremendous amount of downloads on the last several episodes. |
1:12.9 | From what I've been told in looking at new podcast, we are above average. |
1:18.1 | As far as our download count, we're approaching the 1,000 per episode already within the first two weeks of starting the podcast, which some say that's really, really good. So thank |
1:29.5 | y'all for listening. Thank you for tuning in and for downloading. Spread the word. Share us on |
1:33.9 | Facebook and on Twitter and send your comments in. I've been barrauded with a ton of different |
1:38.6 | comments, which is difficult because I so badly want to address every single one of them, but it |
1:43.7 | kind of takes us off the direction of the podcast. But I do want to address every single one of them, but it kind of takes us off the direction, |
1:45.4 | the podcast. But I do want to address this one because it has to do with where we were going |
1:50.6 | when we first started kind of going through Tulip. In the class that I'm teaching, I got through |
1:55.7 | the tea, and then we really started unpacking all that has to do with the tea of tulip. |
2:07.2 | And as I explained, much of what Calvinism is, is a very doctrinal system, hangs or falls, |
2:14.1 | on the foundational point of T, total inability, as it is distinguished from, as we explained, |
2:16.2 | from total depravity. |
2:20.4 | And if you haven't heard that, go back and listen to the first several podcasts in the differentiation between total depravity, original sin, and the concept of total inability, |
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