A Bible study group my mother is in has always been solid and I appreciate the woman who started it but someone just put this on their facebook page. I'm not even sure what she is attempting to say. It seems like she's insinuating repentance isn't for non-Jews and unnecessary for justification? Please give me your thoughts and how one might respond to this.
"I'm a little behind in this months study, I just finished day 1 of week 3 but I would love to start a discussion on repentance. I was challenged by a mentor a few months ago to look into false gospels. She has an online mission to bring fellow brothers and sisters out of Calvinism for instance. She defines repentance only as a return to God, nothing to do with confession of sin. It is a command only to Jews and believers, not to Gentiles or unbelievers. It is not in the book of John, which only says to believe and be saved. When you look up the definition, depending where your looking, you could find either or both. So the study I did today looked at Acts 3:19, it says repent and turn back in most versions but not in KJV, there is no turn back just repent. Anyways, I'm not sure this makes sense but it is fascinating! Thought?"
"I'm a little behind in this months study, I just finished day 1 of week 3 but I would love to start a discussion on repentance. I was challenged by a mentor a few months ago to look into false gospels. She has an online mission to bring fellow brothers and sisters out of Calvinism for instance. She defines repentance only as a return to God, nothing to do with confession of sin. It is a command only to Jews and believers, not to Gentiles or unbelievers. It is not in the book of John, which only says to believe and be saved. When you look up the definition, depending where your looking, you could find either or both. So the study I did today looked at Acts 3:19, it says repent and turn back in most versions but not in KJV, there is no turn back just repent. Anyways, I'm not sure this makes sense but it is fascinating! Thought?"