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Not cast off if one repents and is baptized. Is that your point?As Lamentations says "For no one is cast off by the Lord forever."
If punishment is "eternal" then this verse is false.
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Not cast off if one repents and is baptized. Is that your point?As Lamentations says "For no one is cast off by the Lord forever."
If punishment is "eternal" then this verse is false.
Satan has never ruled this world. He never will. Study scriptures.On what do you base the belief that Satan is no longer ruling this world?
We have gone over this before...so why is there a Judgement for each.... after death?These references certainly do support my beliefs. You said, "we are not saved until Christ says we are saved after death and then judgement." Jesus said, "Most assuredly, I say to you, he who hears My word and believes in Him who sent Me has (present tense, right now) everlasting life, and shall not come into judgment (present tense, right now) but has passed (perfect tense; from the past to present) from death into life. (John 5:24) This takes place before death and judgment.
The apostle Paul said, "For by grace you have been (past tense, with ongoing present results) saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God." (Ephesians 2:8) This takes place before death and judgment.
The apostle Paul also said, "Therefore, having been (past tense, with ongoing present results) justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ." (Romans 5:1) This takes place before death and judgment.
more beautiful words could not have been typed . Wonderful advice my friend .Amigo,
Read your Bible.
We don't play that game...show me scriptures that support that contention and I will show you scriptures that says it is wrong. Example some maintain that baptism is mot necessary but wont show scriptures which says...baptism isn't necessary for sin forgiveness. Even after showing scriptures which demonstrate it is required; Example;so you are unable to actually respond to what people say. You just make some rude comment?
Why don;t you prove those passages do not support his contention instead of just saying it.. because you you just say it, it is words.. nothing else
See 1 Corinthians 3:11-15 for the purpose of judgment at the judgment seat of Christ for believers.We have gone over this before...so why is there a Judgement for each.... after death?
We are born again here on earth ONLY.
Yet you are playing that GameWe don't play that game...show me scriptures that support that contention and I will show you scriptures that says it is wrong. Example some maintain that baptism is mot necessary but wont show scriptures which says...baptism isn't necessary for sin forgiveness. Even after showing scriptures which demonstrate it is required; Example;
I think it is to judge and separate darkness from light. Just like in the beginning when God created light. And just like the end of Revelation, there is outside the kingdom, and inside of the kingdom of HEaven.We have gone over this before...so why is there a Judgement for each.... after death?
We are born again here on earth ONLY.
You can be saved and then unsaved or lost. When you're baptized and saved, what are you saved from? It's your past sins not your future ones.thats like saying your saved but then again you might not be saved
Since it is the penalty of sin we are saved from. we can;t be saved then unsaved, if that could be true, then we were never saved at all.
the other fact is we can not save ourselves. if this be true, we can not unsave our self either.
its all of God..
Your saved from the penalty of sinYou can be saved and then unsaved or lost. When you're baptized and saved, what are you saved from? It's your past sins not your future ones.
God does not have toPraise God for that @Eternally Grateful - Human beings have been cleared of sin, even though they commit sin. Their sins were taken away at the cross by the Lord Jesus Christ, and now people who come to realize that their broken disposition has caused them trouble by the choices they have made and turn to God, and become born again - they will see they are to pick up the cross, die to the old life, be buried with christ, and be raised again with Christ into newness of life by the spirit - they still struggle with the flesh but personal sanctification can happen to those who seek for it to happen now in this life though they can go back and forth as a christian between the flesh and the spirit however - they can also leave the faith completely if they choose to.
God will not force anyone to stay with him.
God does not have to
Those who really trust him are saved by him
and his work is so powerful and the HS which is in them.
No one who is truly saved would ever want to leave him.
I can only say those who think anyone would ever leave him must not know him. Otherwise. Why else would they think someone would leave such a faithful and trustworthy God?
Pretty clear you're saved from PAST sins and not those that have not yet been committedYour saved from the penalty of sin
If you’re not saved from all sin, then you’re not saved period. And you have conditional life. Not eternal life
Again, good luck
I knew you wouldn't!!!See 1 Corinthians 3:11-15 for the purpose of judgment at the judgment seat of Christ for believers.
Romans 3 speaks of the sins commited BEFORE the law was givenPretty clear you're saved from PAST sins and not those that have not yet been committed
Rom 3:23-25
23For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God; 24Being justified freely by his grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus: 25Whom God hath set forth to be a propitiation through faith in his blood, to declare his righteousness for the remission of sins that are past, through the forbearance of God;
He was talking about the gentile believers.. As apposed to IsraelThe Apostle Paul, makes it "very clear" that the Responsibility to remain in God is our own.
Romans 11:
21 For if God did not spare the natural branches, neither will he spare you.
22 Note then the kindness and the severity of God: severity toward those who have fallen, but God's kindness to you, provided you continue in his kindness. Otherwise you too will be cut off.
The key portion of Verse 22 sums it up pretty clear : provided you continue in his kindness. Otherwise you too will be cut off.
So, if someone claims that OSAS is Biblical, it is, ONLY, IF, we REMAIN/ABIDE in Christ.
You certainly do have a remedy for sin after imitially ssved, it's called repentance!Romans 3 speaks of the sins commited BEFORE the law was given
Please try to read a passage not cherry pick a verse.
If jesus did not pay for your future sin, You have no means of forgiveness for those sin period
without the shedding of blood (the cross) there is no forgiveness
You certainly do have a remedy for sin after imitially ssved, it's called repentance!