Brett Meyer has left a new comment on your post "Jay Webber Praises His Catechumen Jon Buchholz for...":
(W)ELS David Jay Webber, "All Confessional Lutherans should be able to accept what he says and be at peace with it."
This statement sure is loaded. Again, I love it when UOJists open their mouths to defend their chief man-made doctrine. UOJ contradicts Scripture in ALL POINTS. It is a catastrophic failure.
Buchholz' 2012 effort to bolster the false gospel of UOJ is another example. His claim that the whole unbelieving world has died to the Law in Christ is simply one of a thousand false teachings that UOJ produces. It proves that the entire doctrine is false, as well as showing that Buchholz is unable to write an essay about Justification that is in harmony with Scripture and the Confessions.
Pastor Webber proved that his inability to articulate the Lutheran doctrine of Justification years ago while debating with Dr. Cruz and myself on Extra Nos in Australia.
http://extranos.blogspot.com/2010/03/grinding-my-ax.html
It, in fact, was Webber's contention that all believers as well as unbelievers are under God's wrath over sin and simultaneously under His grace, having been forgiven all sin. It was the first time I had heard of UOJ's New Age teaching of God's multiple realities that Buchholz used to excommunicate faithful Pastor Paul Rydecki.
This is the time when the laity and clergy decide, by God's grace, to fill their lamps with oil and confront the false gospel of UOJ that is destroying their denominations or continue to pledge their allegiance to apostate men who've rejected the gospel of Christ and the faith of the Holy Spirit.
Galations 1:10, "For do I now persuade men, or God? or do I seek to please men? for if I yet pleased men, I should not be the servant of Christ."
