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Raptor · 10-14-2021, 03:28 AM

_______________________Wise Virgin___Foolish Virgin______Unbeliever
virgin______________________x_____________x_______ ____________0
have lamps with oil___________x_____________x____________________0
knows about Bridegroom_______x_____________x__________________ _0
desires to meet Bridegroom_____x_____________x___________________0
can take extra oil_____________x_____________x___________________ 0
actually took extra oil__________x_____________0___________________0
hear cry to meet Bridgroom_____x_____________x___________________0
ability to buy oil______________x_____________x__________________ _0
those who were ready_________x_____________0___________________0
known by the Lord____________x_____________0___________________ 0
command to keep watch_______x_____________x___________________0

It is clear that all the 10 virgins are believers. The difference between wise and foolish is not in whether they are a virigin (believer) or not (unbeliever). The issue is whether they are foolish or not. The foolish fulfill all the points indicating they are believers except not taking extra oil, are not ready, and therefore are not recognized by the Lord. In addition, nowhwere in the Bible are unbelievers likened to virgins.

The foolish virgins cannot be false believers. The word does not say that. And anytime the word talks about a false believer it tells you he is false or describes clearly how he is false; it does not leave it up to you to decide or figure it out: for example, Judas, "and Judas Iscariot, who also betrayed Him." (Mark 3.19); the "false prophet" in Revelation; what the Antichrist does, the great harlot.

That the Lord does "not know" the foolish virgins does not mean they are unbelievers. God knows all unbelievers: 1) He is omnisicient, so He knows them too. 2.) He created each and every one of them. 3.) the Father, "from whom every family in heaven and on earth is named." Eph. 3:15.

He does not recognize, approve, appreciate the foolish vrigins. They are like an estranged son that neglected his father, left home and shows up years later to try to claim a part of the inheritance. So the father tells him, "no, I don´t even know you anymore."

10-14-2021, 03:28 AM	#8
Raptor Member Join Date: Jun 2019 Posts: 419	Re: Overcomer Doctrine _______________________Wise Virgin___Foolish Virgin______Unbeliever virgin______________________x_____________x_______ ____________0 have lamps with oil___________x_____________x____________________0 knows about Bridegroom_______x_____________x__________________ _0 desires to meet Bridegroom_____x_____________x___________________0 can take extra oil_____________x_____________x___________________ 0 actually took extra oil__________x_____________0___________________0 hear cry to meet Bridgroom_____x_____________x___________________0 ability to buy oil______________x_____________x__________________ _0 those who were ready_________x_____________0___________________0 known by the Lord____________x_____________0___________________ 0 command to keep watch_______x_____________x___________________0 It is clear that all the 10 virgins are believers. The difference between wise and foolish is not in whether they are a virigin (believer) or not (unbeliever). The issue is whether they are foolish or not. The foolish fulfill all the points indicating they are believers except not taking extra oil, are not ready, and therefore are not recognized by the Lord. In addition, nowhwere in the Bible are unbelievers likened to virgins. The foolish virgins cannot be false believers. The word does not say that. And anytime the word talks about a false believer it tells you he is false or describes clearly how he is false; it does not leave it up to you to decide or figure it out: for example, Judas, "and Judas Iscariot, who also betrayed Him." (Mark 3.19); the "false prophet" in Revelation; what the Antichrist does, the great harlot. That the Lord does "not know" the foolish virgins does not mean they are unbelievers. God knows all unbelievers: 1) He is omnisicient, so He knows them too. 2.) He created each and every one of them. 3.) the Father, "from whom every family in heaven and on earth is named." Eph. 3:15. He does not recognize, approve, appreciate the foolish vrigins. They are like an estranged son that neglected his father, left home and shows up years later to try to claim a part of the inheritance. So the father tells him, "no, I don´t even know you anymore."