Part 15 - Joy Comes In The Morning - Examining Predestination, Election, Free Will and Calvanism
- (primary) Romans 8:29–30
- (secondary) Philippians 3:20–21
- (secondary) 2 Corinthians 6:2
- (secondary) Isaiah 49:8
- (secondary) John 12:32
- (secondary) John 6:44
- (secondary) Romans 3:10–12
- (secondary) Matthew 23:15
- (secondary) John 21:6
- (secondary) James 2:6
- (secondary) Philippians 2:10–11
- (secondary) Romans 9:9–23
- (secondary) Jeremiah 29:11
- (secondary) Exodus 7:3–4
- (secondary) Exodus 7:13–14
- (secondary) Exodus 7:22
- (secondary) Exodus 8:15
- (secondary) Exodus 8:19
- (secondary) Exodus 8:32
- (secondary) Exodus 10:16–20
- (secondary) Exodus 10:27
- (secondary) Romans 8:18–21
- (secondary) Romans 8:28
- (secondary) Ephesians 1:4–6
- (secondary) John 1:1
- (secondary) 2 Timothy 1:9
- (secondary) Matthew 11:27
- (secondary) 2 Timothy 2:25
- (secondary) Romans 2:4
- (secondary) John 6:37
- (secondary) John 1:13 — John 1:13.
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Summary
This teaching defines predestination as Yahweh’s determination of the order and purpose of salvation. The elect are not chosen because everyone else will remain eternally lost; they are called first to be conformed to Yahshua, mature into full sonship, and prepare for Kingdom government. Yahweh initiates salvation by drawing, correcting, and granting repentance. Even His hardening of Pharaoh served a larger purpose and does not exclude Pharaoh from a future opportunity for judgment and restoration. The firstfruits are saved first so they may help bring the remaining harvest into the Kingdom. Predestination therefore supports Yahweh’s plan to restore all creation in its appointed order.
Core doctrine
Restoration of All Things
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