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I would say Christ died for all. But all are not saved. Because, as you pointed out, not everyone will receive it. But once we are saved, that salvation is secure. And He that could condemn us; He Who has the power to condemn us; is the same that loved us and died for us when we were yet...

How sweet. But you missed the point. If Christ doesn't condemn me, then I am saved. Correct? Stranger

No, it means he was a son. He then became lost. Then he was saved. Just like we who are Christians are. We are already sons of God. But then lost in Adam's race. And then find our way back. Stranger

Judas was not a believer. You have shown nothing. Judas was a devil from the beginning. (John 6:70) Stranger

Oh. But, the word 'reject' is not in the text either. I guess you 'added' that. I understand. Those in (2 Peter 2:15) forsook the way. Not God. They never were of God. Stranger

It never said Judas cast out demons. It said the disciples did. That doesn't mean Judas did. Again, are you saying Judas was a child of God? Yes or no answer. Stranger

My, my. No shortage of the greek word spinners. You want to see true repentance? (1 Thess. 1:9) "For they themselves shew of us what manner of entering in we had unto you, and how ye turned to God from idols to serve the living and true God." This is true repentance. They turned to God...

Whooa up there pardner. Are you saying Judas was a child of God? That is a 'yes' or 'no' answer. Stranger

Did you read the verses in (Romans) I gave you? Of course you did. Which is why you didn't comment on them. (19-20) "Because that which may be known of God is manifest in them; for God hath shewed it unto them. For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen...

So...you're a nobody? Well, if Christ doesn't condemn me, then I am saved. Stranger

Apparently not. Stranger

Whooa up there pardner. Are you saying Judas was a believer? A child of God? Stranger

They are false teachers and prophets. They have denied the Lord. They have forsaken the right way and gone the wrong way. That doesn't mean they were Christians. It means they have forsaken the right way. See (Rom. 1:19-20) Stranger

The son never quit being the son. He was still the son. A picture of salvation. Not loss of salvation. What a distorted theology. Stranger

It is very clear. You are saved by faith. Thus no work can take away your salvation. No work can make you disbelieve. Now, show me chapter and verse where we lose our salvation because of a work we do. Stranger

Read again what I said. Stranger

But the son never quits being a son, and the father is always the father. It is a picture of salvation not a loss of salvation. What a perverted interpretation you have given. Stranger

(Eph. 2:8-9) Now, chapter and verse that show we quit believing to the loss of salvation by a work. Stranger

I have no problem with the story being one of salvation. I agree. It is a story of salvation. Not a story of a loss of salvation. So, what is the problem? Stranger

No, I'm not embarrassed. I'v seen your work with the greek before. Stranger