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This is my continued response to Nick Craig's series against Calvinism, focusing on John 1:11-13 and the order of salvation. Nick argues that verse 12 shows people receiving Christ and then gaining the right to become children of God in real time. However, I believe verse 13 provides crucial context that he's overlooking.
In this video, I examine:
- The complete timeline of John 1:11-13, not stopping at verse 12
- How verse 13 explains who the people in verse 12 actually are
- The relationship between receiving Christ and being born of God
- Whether the new birth precedes or follows faith
- How John 3:3-5 connects to this passage about seeing and entering the kingdom
🔗 LINKS:
Nick's Series (John17apologetics): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL25L9RNJku6dZEfbF57Ee4Qm0A6rO7zfM&si=mwOFMxm7YUzQkRzC
John17apologetics Channel: https://youtube.com/@john17apologetics
Original X Debate: https://x.com/natkra901/status/1970844011394191695?s=20
My Website: https://Str8Bible.com
Scripture References:
John 1:11-13, John 3:3-5, Ephesians 1:4-5
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