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You make no sense. You say it does not matter what repent means but you insist we must repent. Repent doesn't mean eat an apple a day. Now what? The unbeliever is not required to repent to be saved. He is required to believe. Repentance comes with belief. Stranger

Because specific churches was who he was addressing? Stranger

More word-smith. I am not admitting anything. I am telling you Judas was one of the twelve. Big revelation. You have no Scripture that says Judas cast out demons or healed the sick. The twelve as a group did. Stranger

Or, don't answer because Scripture goes against you. How about that one? Stranger

What I consider is you're avoiding (John 10:26). So, we who are believers, believe because we are His sheep. We don't become sheep because we believe. Correct? Which shows your interpretation of the prodigal son is wrong. It is of salvation. Not a loss of salvation. Stranger

Yes, Judas is one of the twelve. Stranger

No, I am saying the story of the prodigal son is one of salvation. Exactly right, Adam and Eve were not saved because they hadn't sinned yet. But you are interpreting the prodigal son as being saved already with the father before he was lost. It doesn't work. Pay attention. Stranger

But that is not what it said. (John 10:26) "But ye believe not, because ye are not of my sheep..." Stranger

Find a verse that says Judas cast out demons. Don't give me the 'twelve'. Stranger

Yes, Adam and Eve were without sin. And they were not saved or redeemed. They were simply the people of God in a relationship with God. You however want to take the story of the prodigal son to mean the son was redeemed before he was lost. Silly. The prodigal son is a story of salvation...

Like I said, you're the one saying Judas, a devil, did miracles and cast out demons. Not me. Just because the '12' did it, doesn't mean everyone cast out a demon or did a miracle. Stranger

So God didn't know what He was creating? Stranger

You said sheep are always born again believers. Christ is telling these Jews that they believe not because they are not his sheep. Do you see? They are sheep first. Because they are sheep, they believe. Thus sheep are a picture of the people of God, not just born-again. Stranger

Well, God created the devil...didn't he? No, you're the one that was saying that. Stranger

(John 10:26) "But ye believe not, because ye are not of my sheep, as I said unto you." Stranger

That is right. That is what Judas is, a devil. Note how the disciples were decieved. (John 6:69) "And we believe and are sure that thou art that Christ..." Which is why Jesus said, (70), "have not I chosen you twelve, and one of you is a devil" Jesus always knew who Judas was. A...

No, that is what you are saying. That sheep represent the people of God...yes. That the prodigal son story shows a loss of salvation...no. The prodigal son story is a picture of salvation. Not a loss of salvation. Stranger

I've showed you a verse that proves Judas was a devil when Jesus chose him. We are not told anything about Judas before that. Stranger

No, you're placing the believer in a saved state before he was lost. It doesn't work. Stranger

One of the twelve, yes. That the twelve went about healing and casting out demons, yes. But we are not told that Judas did. Yes, Judas 'is' a devil. Not he will become a devil. That is what he is and what he was when Christ chose him. Stranger