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John 15:1-6; Again, they are castaways, people in the church that are not really saved. If we are already saved, is he speaking to us? When we get saved, are we not made righteous through Christ? Romans 3:22; "This righteousness is given through faith in Jesus Christ to all who believe." Luke...

Revelation 3:5; I do not read in Revelation 3:1-6; where it says they all knew and accepted the truth.

1 John 2:24; Er, this is John, nor Paul.

2 Peter 3:17; You have some verses to back that up?

1 Corinthians 9:27; What's your point?

Matthew 5:13; Salt. It is worded differently in Mark 9:50; "Salt is good, and if it loses it's saltiness, how can you make it salty again? Have salt in yourselves, and be at peace with each other". Here you see it is a command by Jesus for something we should do, not something we already have...

2 Peter 20-22; It is a clear example of Judas Iscariot, who was never saved. I would say he had an intimate relationship with Jesus. Can you show me someone who had an intimate relationship with Jesus and walked away, losing their salvation? Does the Bible give us an example? No Why? If it's so...

I'll take this one at a time when I have time. You say Hebrews 10:26-27 speaks of judgment which it does, but that's not the main point. You use verse 22 to say we are to draw near with a sincere heart and full assurance. Yes, that is what we should do, but you misinterpret what the writer says...

no, the Thomas Crown Affair

Romans 11:22 is a hard teaching, but it speaks of castaways, as spoken by Jesus in Matthew 22:11-13; They are not saved. Hebrews 10:26-27; This speaks of gaining spiritual knowledge through the Holy Spirit, but continuing to sin is proof they did not receive it in their heart, thus, the...

There is no teaching of losing salvation in the Bible. On the contrary, the Bible is full of verses to help build each other up to be ready to meet our maker. Anyone teaching that you can lose your salvation is teaching a hell-bent lie.

Pontius Pilate...

Washing your hands again, just like Pontius Pilate.

About time for your nap, isn't it?

You sound ashamed to express your real beliefs. Why is that?

Neither was the Inquisition

rather than just answer my question, you attack me a typical roman catholic response, filled with anger and violence

That's adding your opinion to the Bible, a well known ploy of the roman catholic church.

Breadman, Breadman, you don't know what the pope thinks of Mary, do you?

So this country is your country? Then where do you stand in the Kingdom of God? Or is that all make believe to you?