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Romans 11:6 says, “And if by grace, then is it no more of works: otherwise grace is no more grace. But if it be of works, then is it no more grace: otherwise work is no more work.” Yet James says faith without works is dead (James 2:17). James says that works justify and not faith alone (James...

After many years of studying and prayer in discovering that there are two aspects of salvation, I found out later that a few other Christians believed the same way I did. Some Christians say there are two aspects of salvation, but they call it... Initial and Final Salvation. But I don't like...

God showed me that there are three verses that teach we are saved by both a belief (first) and then by Sanctification (living holy by God's power - obedience) (which is second). There are three verses that teach that we are saved by both a Belief and Sanctification (Note: The red letters are in...

There are two wrong extremes. Law Alone Salvationism and Perpetual Belief Alone Salvationism. Some Christians make it all about all Law and no grace. The Church of Christ comes to mind. They believe that water baptism (a work) is how you get initially saved and it is not by just believing...

I believe confusion over this topic arises because folks do not understand the different aspects of salvation in regards to time. For there are two major aspects of salvation a believer needs to be concerned with in this life. #1. God's Grace Through Faith in Jesus Christ as the Savior...

Compare what you just said to the poor guys who could not understand the Bible without the Roman Catholic priests telling them what the Bible said because the priests were speaking in the Latin tongue. At one point in history in Rome: Only the Catholic priests knew what the Bible said. They...

Not when the actual Vaticanus, and Sinaiticus are manuscripts that originate from Alexandria (Which is the birthplace of Anti-Trinitarianism). Just Google the origin of Arianism. It's Alexandria. Just look up the source text of these two manuscripts at Wikipedia. It's Alexandria. Then there...

Being cryptic really does not mean you are correct. Again, if you are correct, then please show us a verse that explains the Trinity point blank like 1 John 5:7. If not, then we simply will know you cannot produce the goods and you are just acting like you have an ace up your sleeve when you...

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#8. Modern Bibles falsely teach Jesus had faith. Hebrews 12:2 (NRSV) “looking to Jesus the pioneer and perfecter of our faith, who for the sake of the joy that was set before him endured the cross, disregarding its shame, and has taken his seat at the right hand of the throne of God.” The King...

#5. In Genesis 3:16, the ESV (Which is one of the most popular Modern Translations) Doctrinally Changes the Nature of the Truth in the KJV by Saying that Eve's (the wife's) Desire is Contrary To Her Husband. #6. 2 Corinthians 3:12, and Habakkuk 2:2 is Altered by Modern Translations To...

Not true. A List of Doctrines Changed in God's Word: (Between the KJB and Modern Translations): #1. Doctrine of The Trinity is Effected; For the Only Verse (1 John 5:7) That Point Blank Tells Us About the Trinity is Removed: If I was on an island, and I had no clue about Christianity, the odds...

I believe anyone who truly makes it their mission to know the history of the King James Bible will end up being KJB Only unless they are biased towards Westcott and Hort's Critical Text and in revising the Bible. In any event, as I pointed out before, I believe God can use men despite their...

If you were to click on the link you quoted from me, you would have gotten the answer. Anyways, you do not need the TR Greek text because nobody on the planet truly knows Koine Greek with 100% accuracy. Such a language is gone and dead. Men are only guessing as to what this language says...

The technical theological term for believing the King James Bible is inspired along with believing the originals were inspired is called: “Double Inspiration.” The words of our Bible today are “in-Spirit-ed” (i.e. inspired). We can point to it and say with confidence that it is indeed the...

Well, I am not exactly Protestant (See my post here to learn more about my brief view on salvation). I also believe in New Testament Non-Resistance and in loving our enemies (Yet exposing the errors of any false beliefs). So yes. I don't agree with violence and hatred of one's enemies that...

There is a difference between hatred towards wrong beliefs and sins, vs. hatred towards people. Do you believe everyone will be saved? Do you not believe that certain false beliefs can keep even Christians out of God's kingdom? Take for example the belief in the resurrection in 1 Corinthians...

The problem with this line of thinking is that we do not see this concept in the Bible. When we read the Bible: God never required any of His people to look back to some more ancient difficult language that is foreign to them in order to understand His Word. What we do see is God making copies...

While this most likely may not be what you are saying, many Christians today would quote John 1:17 to me as meaning we can be lawless or that we can abide in sin (on some level), and yet still be saved. However, I believe they would be mistaken for thinking this way. Take for example the...

As for your view on what a saint is: Ephesians 2:16-19 says, 16 “And that he might reconcile both unto God in one body by the cross, having slain the enmity thereby: 17 And came and preached peace to you which were afar off, and to them that were nigh. 18 For through him we both have access...