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I have the Promise of Salvation by our Heavenly Father through His Son Jesus Christ by Faith on His Blood shed on the cross, however, He has not yet returned today, but will return some time in our near future. Until that time, work out your own salvation with fear and trembling, just as Apostle...

There's that confusion of words again. What did you not understand about Jesus warning to fear Him Who can destroy one's body and soul in the lake of fire per the verse I quoted? No, you're just seeing what you WANT to see, and not the actual Scripture. It's more important for you to think...

Since we're just posting Scripture now without interpretation, here's one by Apostle Paul to Timothy that isn't difficult at all to understand... 1 Tim 5:20 20 Them that sin rebuke before all, that others also may fear. KJV Wow! Rebuke of sinners and causing others to fear from that rebuke...

Yeah, and that is against the OSAS doctrine, because Paul is speaking of repentance there, which OSAS doesn't believe happens anymore.

Childishness.

You're doing a thing called 'projecting'. It's when someone accuses another of the very act they themselves are guilty of. I gave Scriptures examples and showed the difference. You didn't. I rest my case.

I don't see any... Scripture backup in your words. I'm not here to do man's philosophy of trying to sound right at the expense of what God's Word actually teaches.

If you believe you cannot ever do a future sin after having believed on Jesus Christ, which means you also don't believe in any future need to repent or ask Jesus forgiveness, then you will have believed you have a FREE LICENSE to sin.

I won't be rude if you don't rebel against the simple Scripture.

Then you weren't paying attention. Charity said: "The 'fear and trembling' spoken of in this verse, is a reverential attitude towards God who works in us to will and to do of His good pleasure: for God's perfect love casts out all fear." Paul's meaning for that fear and trembling is indeed...

I don't mean to rude, but it sure looks like it you have a blindness over your understanding. There isn't any difference between the idea of whether one is remaining, or is... in The FAITH. The idea is about examining ourselves to see if we are following our Lord Jesus' and His Apostles'...

When you decide to actually follow God's Word when asking such questions, then I will decide whether to answer or not. Until then, keep making up your own un-Biblical ideas, and I don't care to respond.

Sorry to hear about your wife. Paul told us in 1 Thess.4 to not worry about our dead loved ones, for Jesus will bring them with Him when He returns. Not saying you are worrying, but know she's in good Hands. It's important to put the many Scriptures on this matter together to properly...

So do a lot of Jews who adhere to the Old Testament Scripture instead of the New Testament Scripture. The dead-in-the-ground theory is from Judaism. The "spiritual body" that Apostle Paul taught is not a new flesh body. It is a "spiritual body", a body of spirit, not flesh. John 3:6 6 That...

Once again, some make an open attack against God's Word by men's doctrines (OSAS). How silly it is to think we need to EXAMINE ourselves to see if we are remaining in The FAITH (1 Cor.11:27-32; 2 Cor.13:5). Why, it would be a sin... to ask Jesus forgiveness of a future sin! That would be...

I'm not going to argue whether or not they were saved already, that's up to our Lord Jesus. Rev 3:18-19 18 I counsel thee to buy of Me gold tried in the fire, that thou mayest be rich; and white raiment, that thou mayest be clothed, and that the shame of thy nakedness do not appear; and anoint...

It's not me with my head in the sand brother. There is NO CONTRADICTION between those Scripture examples I gave. If you cannot understand 1 John 3:6 has a condition with, "Whosever abideth in Him...", then you won't grasp how those 1 John 1:8-9 verses do not contradict 1 John 3:6-9. And IF...

There's a lot of speculation on this matter mainly because of lack of deeper Bible study on other matters linked to it. Yet God's Word does hint how the process of election works. It is not God's fault that many of us haven't been able to understand it. For example. How can our Lord Jesus...

That Rev.11:4 passage really is about the candlestick symbol our Lord Jesus used in Rev.1, as Churches. It's about a pattern in Heaven which is related to the lampstand of Zech.4. And if you'll recall His 7 Messages, there were only 2 Churches He had no rebuke for. Those represent His elect that...

Actually, those terms our Lord used do apply, in the spiritual sense. And that's how He applied their being wretched, miserable, poor, blind, and naked. That because He then admonished them to buy of Him gold tried in the fire, which is an expression for taking up their cross and following Him...