Noelto Effort to Prove Imputed Righteousness Idea Backfires on Paul as Murderer Who Did Not Atone

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00:00:00 💡 Discussion on the application of imputed righteousness in relation to atonement and reconciliation
00:00:42 The necessity of works worthy of repentance before utilizing atonement is highlighted based on Matthew 5:23-24
00:00:55 Noelto’s argument lacks consideration of Matthew 5:21-24, a crucial point in the debate
00:01:17 Challenges raised on how murderers could access atonement without reconciliation
00:04:10 💬 Disagreement on the necessity of works for repentance, with a mention of Paul’s position over Jesus’
00:04:48 Not repenting of sin would be considered cheating around God’s commandments
00:07:34 ⚠️ Disagreement over prioritizing teachings of Jesus over Paul leading to overt condemnation of Jesus’ teachings as impliedly erroneous
00:07:54 Paulinists ignore Jesus’ words despite being presented with them
00:08:22 Emphasis on following Jesus as the ultimate teacher
00:11:52 💥 Noelto’s argument on atonement backfires when considering Paul as a murderer in relation to Matthew 5:21-24
00:12:05 The discussion revolves around how the true Jesus would have required Paul to satisfy atonement
00:15:10 ⚔️ Implications of Jesus’ message to Paul regarding acceptance in Jerusalem after conversion
00:15:41 Under Matt 24:5, 17-24, the false Jesus physically appeared to Paul on the road to Damascus, undermining the imputed righteousness idea of Paul
00:15:47 Jesus warns Paul to leave Jerusalem quickly as he won’t be accepted by the apostles
00:18:39 ⚖️ Murderer must be executed for atonement according to Jewish law, challenging the concept of forgiveness through animal sacrifice
00:19:05 Atonement in Jewish law requires using one’s own blood, not animal sacrifice, to seek forgiveness
00:19:28 A Jewish rabbi emphasizes the prohibition of murder and the necessity of executing murderers as per biblical commandments
00:22:34 🔍 Discovery of Clement’s epistle challenges traditional beliefs about Paul’s death and martyrdom
00:22:42 The epistle of 1Clemnt was considered part of the Canon and quoted extensively until around 1400-1500 A.D., when it mysteriously disappeared
00:23:05 The revelation about Paul’s death in Spain challenges traditions about his martyrdom which arose in the late 300s
00:26:06 💡 Discussion on the belief that murderers can avoid atonement through faith in Jesus’ sacrifice
00:26:32 Contrasting views on earning salvation versus satisfying required works for atonement
00:26:57 Emphasis on belief in Jesus’ death and resurrection
00:29:51 💡 Failure to atone for murder exposes Paul’s inconsistency with Jesus’ teachings on repentance
00:30:00 Paul’s failure to atone for his murder means he couldn’t have met the real Jesus
00:30:26 Jesus’ acceptance is based on repentance, which Paul had not completed, contradicting his narrative

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