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Chapter and verse that show we quit believing by a work. Stranger

Good we agree that the story of the prodigal son is one of salvation. Not a loss of salvation. We are making progress. Stranger

Save your greek gymnastics for another. I'm used to them already. They were false teachers, denying the Lord, they forsook the right way. They were false from the beginning. Stranger

Please...Jesus Christ bought the whole of Adams race. That doesn't mean the whole are saved. Even though Christ paid the price, those who deny are not saved. Stranger

Chapter and verse how you can quit believing by a work. Be specific. Stranger

The story of the prodigal son is a story of salvation. Not a story of a loss of salvation. Death means separation. Stranger

Then salvation is not by faith. According to you. And (Rom. 2:7) speaks to those who want to be judged by works. You will be found wanting. you misunderstand (Rom. 2:7). Stranger

These are those who have denied the Lord, (2 Peter 2:1), and yes they have 'forsaken the right way' as the KJV says. They are not believers. They are false prophets and teachers. Stranger

You cannot make yourself believe by a work. You cannot disbelieve by a work. And how do you get saved? By faith. Stranger

Nothing in the story says the son quit being the son. And that is the point you are trying to make. Even though the son was separated, dead, to the father, he was still a son. This is not a picture of a loss of salvation. It is a picture of salvation. Stranger

I didn't say Jesus would appoint people who refused to accept Him as Lord to run the millennial kingdom. Those who are appointed with the unbelievers in the parable are believers. There will be unbelievers born during the millennium. They no doubt will have a place there also. That they...

Yes, everything Jesus said is true. Just not everything you are saying is true. Stranger

No it is not false. You can't make yourself an unbeliever by a work. How silly. Stranger

He wasn't found. He returned to his father. And the father was still the father, and the son was still the son. Stranger

No, it is not. The son was still a son. Stranger

Sure, we can turn away from God as believers. But we don't cease to be believers. We will come under the disciplinary action of God, but not loss of eternal life. Stranger

Check out Paul's conversion. Then, as I said, tell it to Paul. Stranger

Yet in the story the son still lived. And was still a son. He was separated from his father but he never stopped being a son. Stranger

Once recieved it is a done deal. As I said. Stranger

Oh yeah, tell that to Paul. Once received, it is a done deal. Because it is by faith not by works. Stranger