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All who sin pay for their sin. The wages of sin is death. All die. Which says nothing of eternal life. There are two issues and you have confused them by putting them together. By one act Christ has paid for all sin, but all do not receive eternally life. Sin is one issue, salvation is another...

"Most assuredly, I say to you, he who believes in Me has everlasting life" (John 6:47).

Matthew 18 is not about the possibility of salvation being revoked. It is about repentance...which comes before salvation. Thus, to purpose a question that insists that salvation can be revoked before it is even attained, you mislead many who are yet babes not fully versed even in their own...

Meanwhile...the greater point of this thread, in addition to the gift of prophecy not being given to every person born of God, was to address the fact that the subject of prophecy is often misunderstood and misused. The word "Prophet" in the original language, simply means: "spokesman, or...

Hmmm, missed this one. No, it's your quoting me that cause me to wonder if you were referring to me. I know a long time has past since then, so I will just drop it.

With your question, it is you who make those who answer out to be liars. Whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in Me to stumble, it would be better for him if a millstone were hung around his neck, and he were thrown into the sea (Mark 9:42).

There is ignorance, and then there is innocent ignorance. God decides, not religious groups.

This issue is clarified by Paul in Romans 1:16, saying "first the Jew, and then the gentile." In which there is a distinctive difference. The reason that Jews of that time were told to be baptized with water, was because they came late and were just witnessing what they would otherwise miss out...

Okay, now you're mocking Christ. Matthew 22:37

There is no argument within one Spirit. God is One. But, hey, go ahead, argue away.

Why do you persist? Indeed, you only "think", because you do not know. 1 Corinthians 2:14 But the natural man does not receive the things of the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him; nor can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned.

I was quoting the apostle Paul.

Have you not read that the words in their written form are foolishness to the natural man and therefore must be--not literarily, but spiritually discerned? Meanwhile, you have made the written form a law unto itself, which it is not. But is spiritually confused by God to confound the wicked...

Just seeing this for the first time... Apparently, most men in ministry don't have a clear understanding of God's intentional creation of mankind as male and female, or they would teach it, and we wouldn't have this problem. Yes, it's a problem. It's a problem because the "image" of man as...

If you do leave...exit with a letter to higherups, giving your account, your witness. As for what you witnessed, this is the state of much of the church, revealed. The Bride has her own children and does not know the father...and is proud of it.

The words of Christ are spirit, of which I am a witness. Here you have rejected them as such. So be it.

The time of these mysteries of God being revealed and comprehendible is upon us. :)

Even so, although they are wrong, they are closer to the truth of God than you. Which I do not say as criticism, but as fitting for this topic, as correction long overdue. It's not your fault. These things were to be just as they have been, just as you have believed. But only until the times are...

The dilemma is the world perspective versus the heavenly perspective. Paul eluded to it as "rightly dividing the word of truth." In other words, there are two narratives, that of history and of mankind, and that of God who is the same yesterday, today, and forever. This is the evidence that time...

Welcome suzzeeb, Pray this prayer for seven days: "Father, I surrender all, and receive your promise of peace in the name of Jesus. Amen."