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  1. Eternally Grateful

    Once Saved Always Saved

    Again, like I said, James is NOT saying salvation can be lost, he speaks of a claimed which is dead (not real) he is not even even telling us to determine someone else’s salvation, he is telling them to search their heart, if YOU claim to have faith, but have no works, can faith save YOU...
  2. Eternally Grateful

    Once Saved Always Saved

    Then he does not understand what faith is, no one will enter heaven who dies in unbelief he who believes is not condemned, he who does not believe is c damned already, it is an ongoing unbelief which has continued
  3. Eternally Grateful

    Biblical Mary

    non of these say she was sinless. It would not even stand in a court of law.
  4. Eternally Grateful

    Once Saved Always Saved

    Nope That would be called conditional life. Not eternal. You take it upo with God why God called something eternal that was always meant to be conditional
  5. Eternally Grateful

    Once Saved Always Saved

    here is the fact If this true, It contradicts other aspect of the word. I might as well through my bible out. Anyone who received the word of truth has received epignosis. It doers not mean they were saved.
  6. Eternally Grateful

    Once Saved Always Saved

    I see your back again. Well mr catholic (or should I call you jewish) . Your wrong It says they RECIEVED it. It never said they accepted it. Your the one who refuses to grasp my friend.
  7. Eternally Grateful

    Once Saved Always Saved

    Yes they were hebrew. Required by the roman empire to learn and be affluent in Greek, This started with the greek empire. and continued with the roman empire. The common language of all people in the roman empire was koine greek. It is a well known fact that most of the NT was originally...
  8. Eternally Grateful

    Once Saved Always Saved

    People who do not have faith are called antichrists. 1 John 2: 22 Who is a liar but he who denies that Jesus is the Christ? He is antichrist who denies the Father and the Son. And he said they were never saved 1 John 2: 19 They went out from us, but they were not of us; for if they had been...
  9. Eternally Grateful

    Once Saved Always Saved

    yes, But this is not talking about the ability to lose salvation. It is spoken of a claimed salvation. Which is false
  10. Eternally Grateful

    Once Saved Always Saved

    Saved people dont lose faith. God does not give them a reason to. We lose faith when the person who has gained our trust proves untrustworthy. If you think we can lose faith. You must doubt Gods faithfulness
  11. Eternally Grateful

    Once Saved Always Saved

    Its amazing how they scream at a greek word (epignoses) must mean this. (which it does mean what they say) Yet when it comes to the word everlasting/eternal, the greek word which means never ending, without end, everlasting or eternal. does not mean what it says..
  12. Eternally Grateful

    Once Saved Always Saved

    You can believe what you want. But in context. Your wrong It says they received knowledge. Not that they received salvation they are two separate things. Not to mention. The rest of scripture goes against this interpretation.
  13. Eternally Grateful

    Once Saved Always Saved

    Epignosis is a mute point. It says they RECEIVED FULL KNOWLEDGE of the gospel. (in this sense. Epignosis fits, as full complete knowledge) Nothing in the text says they accepted it or placed their faith in it. It is like you go to class and receive full knowledge (epignosis) of a subject...
  14. Eternally Grateful

    Divine Justification: greatly misunderstood or greatly misrepresented

    What you do not understand is as James said, if we keep all the law yet STUMBLE in one point, we are guilty of all sin unto death is a person who dies as a result of a sin, example would be drinking and driving which led to a persons death a sin not unto death would be a sin where death did...
  15. Eternally Grateful

    Divine Justification: greatly misunderstood or greatly misrepresented

    You need to look inside, stop excusing your sin and watering down the law. And get on your knees maam.
  16. Eternally Grateful

    Divine Justification: greatly misunderstood or greatly misrepresented

    I believe in the power of God I also believe in reality, if being born again made everyone sinless, there would never be a babe in Christ, like the corinthian church who still struggled with certain besetting sins, paul would also not say he co it used to run the race because he had nothing...
  17. Eternally Grateful

    Divine Justification: greatly misunderstood or greatly misrepresented

    Yes, it amazes me who want to begin in the spirit and perfect in the flesh.
  18. Eternally Grateful

    Once Saved Always Saved

    Ok, I will call you a Catholic ok? Does that work? You call me a calvinist I will call you a Catholic and we can have a good honest discussion with each other. Does that work?
  19. Eternally Grateful

    Divine Justification: greatly misunderstood or greatly misrepresented

    If only our past sins are forgiven, we have no hope the next time we sin, because Jesus paid for sins 2000 years ago, which means any future sins are unredeemable
  20. Eternally Grateful

    Divine Justification: greatly misunderstood or greatly misrepresented

    He is not responding to you, you must have charismatic lady on ignore