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So you believe there are no OT Scriptures talking about Christ’s Second Coming (i.e. Revelation 19)? So you believe there is not future second coming of Jesus and Revelation 19 happened in the past?

You are not taking under consideration of how salvation works in regards to time. In other words, do you believe the thief on the cross was not saved because he could not be water baptized? Granted, I am for water baptism in the name of Jesus as a part of LIVING out our faith. Water baptism...

Not sure how you can ignore Acts 19 as a legitimate baptism by the Spirit with tongues and prophecy happening. So it was not just two events as you claimed before. Anyways, a person first needs to believe in the Lord for salvation first before being water baptized. Just being water baptized...

The Catholics used to kill their own people for even having the Scriptures. Then they killed William Tyndale for translating the Scriptures into English. They attempted to kill King James and destroy the KJB translation with a super bomb that would have taken out of a good portion of the city...

You are making claims and assumptions of things about what I believe and what Protestants believe. I reject the label and not the teaching behind their claim. Protestants believe that the guiding of the Spirit is assumed under that label or name (i.e. Sola Scriptura). I have simply relabeled...

To all: Again, do not let these people distract you away from the words of Jesus in Matthew 5:22, Matthew 5:28-30, Matthew 6:15, Matthew 12:37, Matthew 25:31-46, Luke 9:62, etcetera. They do not believe these words by our Lord Jesus. They don’t think sin can destroy your soul in the afterlife...

To all: Post #337 is saying that belief is not trust. I believe this poster made this claim as a hollow attempt to bring down my claim that “Perpetual Belief Alone Salvationism” is false (i.e. that a belief or trust in Jesus as our Savior). However, if we truly believe God’s words, they will...

Your not getting it. It’s not solely about me alone or anyone else. It’s about what the Bible says for us all as believers. My life is not the standard. The Bible is the standard. According to the Bible: Believers need to be in the Sanctification Process by the Holy Spirit and on the road...

To all: Again, some try to just dig their whole deeper in that they hold to the viewpoint that believe does not mean trust (When various dictionaries will tell you this fact). If you don’t believe the dictionary, then believe your Bible. John 3:16 says, “For God so loved the world, that he...

In John 3:5: We must be born of water and the Spirit to enter the Kingdom. Being born again by the Spirit is obvious in the fact that we are changed by the Spirit on a radical level. Before I came to Christ, I was an atheist at one point in my life. But when I accepted Jesus Christ as my...

To all: Some in the Perpetual Belief Alone Camp do not understand or accept words even in a dictionary (even if it sounds like it contradicts their belief). According to dictionary.com, in one of its different definitions, it can be defined as trust. See here: Definition of belief |...

First, I am against all five points of Calvinism. Second, this drawing by the Father was before the cross (that applied to the Jew at that time). John 12:32 says, “And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me.” Jesus opened up the Scriptures to the two disciples...

Paul seemed to think a person can be saved by God’s grace through faith without works in Ephesians 2:8-9, Titus 3:5, Romans 4:3-5, Romans 11:6. So your argument is not with me but with Paul. In other words, you are guilty of the same thing that Perpetual Belief Alone Salvationists make in that...

To all: Many (not all) in the Perpetual Belief Alone Salvation camp do not really explain the verses put forth to them that refutes their false belief. They make empty claims that we are taking the Bible out of context but they don’t really back up that claim with any solid biblical proof...

Ah, and this explains things. No offense, but to me: Catholicism is one of those obviously fake show time religions. There are so many problems with the Catholic Church I could write for literally days on why it is unbiblical and why it goes against all logic (Especially in light of history)...

@Eternally Grateful Notice how you did not explain any of the verses that refutes your false belief here. Instead, you just repeated your own man made statements that come from Protestant Perpetual Belief Alone Salvationists. Seeing this is the case, this means you are not believing certain...

@theefaith I have some questions for you. What is your religious affiliation and core doctrinal statements? Are you non-denominational? Do you believe in the Godhead (Trinity)? Do you believe in the Bible alone as your sole authority for all matters in regards to the faith? Do you believe...

We are quickened or made alive by faith alone (or belief alone). That is how faith first starts out. While faith starts off as a belief alone, faith manifests itself and grows into doing the work of faith or in being faithful (When we live out our faith).

Most believe there are 10 commandments that were given to the Israelites. But today, only 9 out of the 10 commands (Sabbath excluded) applies to Christians today. Christians do not have to keep the Saturday Sabbath, dietary laws, holy days, circumcision, animal sacrifices, etcetera...

There are actually 613 Mosaic Laws. While certain moral laws have been repeated into the New Covenant, Acts 13:39 says you cannot be justified by the Law of Moses. Romans 6:14 says we are not under the Law. This would be the whole of the Law of Moses and not individual laws. For Paul says he...