Gennadius of Constantinople in this reveals his soteriology that salvation is given by a sinner believing and then asking God to save them, with the two conditions of believing and verbally confessing.Thank you to Karl Staab for Pauluskommentare aus der griechischen Kirche.Thank you to Brother Don Nesbitt, the Lord's bloodhound...
Short answer: No. Dr. Peter S. Ruckman did not teach that prayer is optional, and he did not change his view. He taught that prayer does not save you, Jesus Christ saves you, but that you receive Him through two conditions, believing in the heart and confessing with the mouth,...
I’d like to thank the Lord’s bloodhound, Brother Don Nesbitt (his youtube handle is @w46try7). The Dr. Ruckman commentary comes from him. Dr Ruckman, Romans Study, 28 & 29 Dr. Ruckman claims ancestry from the Antiochene school of thought, and I believe this is true. This is Dr. Peter S....
This has every single Diodorus of Tarsus, or some say Diodore of Tarsus commentary on Romans side by side with the adjacent John Wesley Romans commentary.As Diodore of Tarsus only quoted on parts of Romans. John Wesley's commentary will only be on the same verses. If John Wesley didn't have...
Diodorus of Tarsus/Diodore of Tarsus taught in this a petitonary salvation: salvation by believing and asking God (Romans 10).Diodorus clearly taught that grace is received by belief and by asking/praying“Necessarily he set forth ‘those who call upon him.’ For God does not give grace without discernment, extending it even to...