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The title is 'you can never lose your salvation'. Then in the first post reasons are given how you can lose your salvation. Which means the title is a lie. To those who believe a born-again Christian can lose their salvation, when is the moment you lose it? And, if a born-again...

Just some advice. It's a forum. You will find every good and false doctrine under the sun. You will have heated debates where feelings get hurt. If one is too sensitive then they really shouldn't be here. Stranger

(1 Cor. 1:12) Stranger

Jesus came preaching the Gospel of the kingdom to Israel until He was rejected. (Matt. 3:1-2) (Matt. 4:17) (Matt. 10:5-7) The message changed prior to Paul. (Acts 8:35) But Paul would be the chosen vessel to bear the new message and revelation given by the resurrected Christ. (Acts 9:15)...

The believers from Adam to Moses. Israel. The Church. The Tribulation saints. Those who live during the millennium. Stranger

Hurt and verbal fighting is the purpose of forums. If you are too sensitive, then leave. Stranger

Either your subject is a lie or your post #1 is a lie. Either way you have presented a lie. You need to rethink and correct one of them. Stranger

You assume I misunderstood. I don't believe I did. You always tell me you agree with all I have said. But you don't. Why do you say that? You say you understand Paul. Really? Because Jesus and Paul had a different message. Thus there is not always agreement with them. Their message...

Ouch. Stranger

You said you finally understand why, concerning others saying they follow only Jesus. I don't understand why you ask when it is right there in the posts. See your post #105. Thus I asked, do you? We have spoken before concerning Jesus and Paul. I don't recall where or I would recite it...

Like I said, no need to worry about (1 Cor. 1:12). It is just one of those verses you can pretend is not the Word of God. Stranger

I gave you Scripture already showing the importance of a believer belonging to a body of believers for the purpose of maturing in the faith. Concerning (1Cor. 3) when reading what I said in its entirety instead of just piecing it together as you did, the divisions are explained...

I didn't write (1 Cor. 1:12). Don't let it worry you though. It's just another part of Scripture you can pretend is not the Word of God. Just stick with those you like. Stranger

I don't use being in Christ as a reason to separate from other believers as you have. As God warns us not to do in (1 Cor. 1:12) "everyone of you saith..and I of Christ." Don't worry though, that is just another Scripture you can pretend is not the Word of God. Stranger

(1 Cor. 1:12) "every one of you saith...and I of Christ." Stranger

(1 Cor. 1:12) "everyone of you saith...I of Christ" Stranger

I spoke once to a man who was a Nazarene. The only difference I saw between us was the loss of salvation possibility. There may be other things I question but I am not aware of them. Stranger

(1 Cor. 1:12) "everyone of you saith...I of Christ." Stranger

Do you? Perhaps Paul is not misquoted. Perhaps you just disagree with him. Stranger

(1 Cor. 1:12) Now this I say, that every one of you saith, I am of Paul; and I of Apollos; and I of Cephas; and I of Christ." Stranger