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35:41

Did God Break His Own Law? | Season 3 Episode 4

Point Taken

over 3 years ago

22:16

He said, quote, Paul was a repressed homosexual man. The flood was not global, it was local.

7:26

Spong on Paul

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 19 years ago

3:18

Now, I don't know that Paul was gay, and I have no sense that even if he were gay, he ever acted it out. My sense is he lived bound by the law in such a way that it was killing him inside, but his conversion experience was the sense that whatever it is that God is, God loved him as he was, and so he breaks into this great epiphany of wonder that not height, not depth, not angels, not principalities, not things present, not things to come, nothing can separate me from the love of God.

1:22:05

Same Sex Controversy part 2 of 3: Refuting 8 Revisionist Theories about Romans 1

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 25 years ago

42:06

They even wrote poetry about it. And so what Paul is talking about here is this issue of pederasty, of an older man and a younger boy. And since that's the only kind of homosexuality that Paul would have even been familiar with, then the idea of applying this to adult homosexual relationships is simply a complete misuse of the passage.

1:04:23

Was Noah's flood a made-up story or a real global flood?

Biblically Speaking

over 2 years ago

11:56

So, the basis of the flood could have been a really massive flood, but still a very local one in certain respects. You could sort of argue that there would be kind of a relative universality, since maybe most people or most known people would have been living along those rivers, so that it seemed like the entire race was wiped out, because there weren't many people left in that area as a result of the flood, not to say there weren't people elsewhere.

30:48

Discerning Truth: Dialog on the Age of the Earth - Part 1

BSI

Biblical Science Institute

over 5 years ago

18:34

Birds can easily get away from a local flood. That's not a problem.

46:20

The Foolish Exchange - Church Retreat 2026

GRB

Grace Reformation Bible Church

about 1 month ago

30:59

We believe that God's word is true and authoritative. Then Paul is not only condemning homosexuality here, but he is confirming that when people, men or women, exchange natural relations for those that are contrary to nature, that it's not just sin, it's a reflection of the wrath of God being poured out upon them.

38:13

Was Noah's Flood Local or Worldwide?

MCC

Moore's Corner Church

about 2 years ago

8:41

And yes, he will do it again by fire. So my point is if the flood was only a local flood, then Peter's statements, number one, Peter's statements are false because the apostle clearly says in verse six that the ancient world perished being flooded with water.

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Gay Christianity Refuted Part 2

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 14 years ago

1:06:20

If even some sectors the pagan world were beginning to develop absolute opposition. While forms of homosexual practice was a likelihood that Paul would have made exceptions for committed homosexual unions Paul operate out of Jewish scriptures and a Jewish milieu that were unequivocally opposed to homosexual practice.

1:05:02

#70 How Rock Data Proves a Global Flood + Dr. Tim Clarey

Biblically Speaking

10 months ago

18:59

And maybe it's just like a local flood, but like for the people that were writing the Bible, it seemed like a global flood because it was so big. What evidence can you objectively provide that shows it was global?

15:16

Noah Gets Drunk / God Ordains Human Government (Genesis Chapters 7-9 The Flood - Part 2)

MCC

Moore's Corner Church

almost 4 years ago

0:46

Now, liberal scholars have tried to make it out that no, no, no, this was just a localized flood. It only affected this one area in the Middle East. Well, that's problematic for several reasons. Number one, it denies the plain reading of the text.

11:33

Was THE FLOOD Global or Local? TGC Member Advocates We Compromise 2 Improve Witness & Bring Unity

MCC

Moore's Corner Church

over 2 years ago

0:01

Hello, in this video we're going to be discussing the flood of Noah. Was it a worldwide flood or was it only a localized flood? Now I know most of you are probably thinking obviously the flood was worldwide because if it only affected a small region in the Middle East then why did God tell Noah to build an ark?

2:00:03

Finally! We Concluded the Matthew Vines Response on Today's Mega Dividing Line

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 14 years ago

9:04

Even some sectors the pagan world were beginning to develop absolute opposition to all forms of homosexual practice. What is the likelihood that Paul would have made exceptions for committed? Homosexual unions.

54:14

Noah's Flood: Worldwide or Local

Genesis Apologetics

over 4 years ago

14:21

So he says, I'm going to wipe them from the face of the earth. So if the flood was just local, then were the every intents of the thoughts of man's heart of evil continually true of only some people of humanity?

2:00:36

George Bryson's “The Biblical Doctrines of Grace”

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 14 years ago

23:10

You really think in in establishing this this grand theme of idolatry and the perversion of the created order. That Paul's point is to refer to that the Paul actually knows that there are people who are by nature Homosexual and he's excluding them.

15:24

Noah's Ark (Genesis Chapters 7-9 The Flood Part 1)

MCC

Moore's Corner Church

almost 4 years ago

13:11

So again, the flood is the most clear example anywhere in the scripture, at least to date, of the wrath of God. The point of that last verse that we read, and the point I want to stress, this is a global flood.

1:05:01

June Goes Before the Fall

Your Calvinist

about 4 years ago

47:18

Paul's reference to same -sex behavior is intended to illustrate the larger sin of idolatry but in order for this analogy to have any force in order for it to make sense within its argument the people he is Describing must naturally begin with heterosexual relations and then abandon them and that is exactly how he describes it.

26:00

Summer of Romans 2018 (Part 2): Righteousness And Wrath Revealed (Part 2)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 8 years ago

14:35

God gave them over. Verse 26, for this reason God gave them up to dishonorable passions. And now Paul has as a centerpiece of a society's moral degradation, homosexuality. Is homosexuality a forgivable sin?

54:22

#26 UNDERSTANDING ANSWERS IN GENESIS + Ken Ham

Biblically Speaking

over 1 year ago

34:25

Now, does that sound like a local flood to you? No, it sounds like a global flood.

55:18

Loving Homosexuals (part 2) - [1 Corinthians 6:9-11]

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 15 years ago

11:26

Thankfully, Paul and others wrote extensively on this issue and strongly refuted the notion that salvation is offered to a select few. Jews consider Gentiles as unclean, polluted, idolatrous, and sinful, the same revulsion many church people feel for homosexuals today.

23:15

Does virtually every ancient culture have traditions about a great flood? - Podcast Episode 111

GQO

GotQuestions.org

almost 4 years ago

19:03

We, and so if we lose the global flood, it matters, we're gonna lose Adam, we're gonna lose the Garden of Eden, we're gonna lose the fall. Paul in Romans five predicates his argument for why Jesus is the savior of the world on Adam.