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Many of them will go to hell But that does negate the fact God gave the nation a plot of land. Again, He did not promise them salvation. Your stuck on replacement theology.. Its a lie..

You don;t see anything. I see you once again will not answer what you believe about eternal security. Lets forget the promise to Israel. Do you believe God keeps his promise to his born again children> Or can that promise be lost also?

so then, How can we lose our salvation, if it is all God?

this has nothing to do with OSAS. it has to do what Jesus said He said he NEVER knew them, he did not say I knew you at one time, then you walked away, or you turned to sin. or you did this or that.. he said he never knew them if they were saved at one time, they had a personal relationship...

one has to reject alot of scripture to think there is not eternal punishment God made us eternal beings.. Will will live forever. the question is, where will that forever be, with God, or without God?

what makes you think this? Just asking also, Jesus said he NEVER KNEW them.. Did Jesus make a mistake?

If obedience is required. No one but Christ will see heaven, because all have sinned and fall short of Gods standard.. No one is good enough that is hard for the human mind to comprehend or even believe.. The flesh looks at self and says it is basically good. They do not commit these grave...

Because they were NEVER SAVED Because they (like the jews) thought they were already saved because of the works they did

It is an eternal covenant, What did God say. Gen 17: 7 And I will establish My covenant between Me and you and your descendants after you in their generations, for an everlasting covenant, to be God to you and your descendants after you. 8 Also I give to you and your descendants after you...

God made a covenant with National Israel. this covenant had nothing to do with anyone's salvation it had nothing to do with them obeying him It had nothing to do with whether they believed in God or not He gave it to Abraham, As their natural father, that gift still belongs to them (lev 26...

of course you don't. Your stuck on your belief, so you read through that lens. I know exactly what I am talking about.. my bible does not contradict itself.. thats how we can know we are correct in our thinking Good day, I will pray for you

thats like saying your saved but then again you might not be saved Since it is the penalty of sin we are saved from. we can;t be saved then unsaved, if that could be true, then we were never saved at all. the other fact is we can not save ourselves. if this be true, we can not unsave our self...

the pride people have is amazing, its amazing that they act like pharisees..but yet they deny they are anythign like them.

I think it has been well established the bolded comments are not true. That is just your interpretation of a covenant. "I will covenants" Occure all the time, in fact. the covenant Jesus made between me and the father is a one way covenant. Jesus said I will. nothing I can do will ever stop...

Yet your bible contradicts. Peter did nto give a different gospel to the people in acts than Jesus gave in John 3 4 5 and 6.. nor that Paul gave in eph 2 and many other places.

the problem is, when a person comes to repentance (as the tax collector) they not only do not understand all that God will ask of them, they do not even know what it means, because they can not yet grasp who God is and what it takes to "take up your cross" so I think it will be many will say in...

You need Gods help God did not contradict himself show me the word baptism in John 3 4 5 and 6. Show me the word baptism in all of Pauls letters on how to be saved. Acts 2 does not say what you think it does. If you looked at the greek you would see it, But since you refuse, you will be left...

1 Peter 3: 21 There is also an antitype which now saves us—baptism (not the removal of the filth of the flesh, but the answer of a good conscience toward God), through the resurrection of Jesus Christ, Peter says baptism does not remove sin from our fleshly bodies but ius an answer of a good...

well if he determins it by our own righteousness. non will be found righteous but if he determines it by those who were imputed his sons righteousness. He will only see the righteousness of his son.

I think James helps us here 1. For if we keep the whole law. yet STUMBLE in one point, we are guilty of all so in the grand scheme of things. If i trip up and break one command, I am guilty and worthy of condemnation. I am accursed by the law. I will receive a death penalty for that one sin...