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Originally Posted by djohnson
YP we are discussing 1 Cor 15:45b and the verse we are discussing uses a not the so I would say it is quite a big distinction since after all its the bible. The first discipline of an exegete is to exegesis the verse within the context it was written textually. Stringing a few half verses together to form a theological position makes the bible subject to us instead of us subjecting our minds to it.
Please allow me to offer another comment. One of Lee's supposedly revolutionary theological breakthroughs was that the Triune God lives in us. If the Father, Son and Holy Spirit live in me then why would the Son have to become the Holy Spirit?
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Yes, I said I understood your point.
Apparently you failed to understand mine.
That is OK! 
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Let each walk as the Lord has distributed to each, as God has called each, and in this manner I instruct all the assemblies. 1 Cor. 7:17
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