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  1. Eternally Grateful

    Is believing/faith a work ?

    if this is true, Then we are saved by works, not by grace.
  2. Eternally Grateful

    Is believing/faith a work ?

    No one CAN be justified by obeying commands. Because by those same commands we are in need of being justified. because we have failed to be obedient using Gods standard The ONLY obedience one can do is to receive the gift of life through faith. which is obeying the gospel He who believes is...
  3. Eternally Grateful

    Is believing/faith a work ?

    Pride is a hard thing to break Thats why Jesus says we must become poor in spirit to enter. All pride must be shed.. A worker has to feel they did something, that's why it is so hard for them to repent
  4. Eternally Grateful

    Is believing/faith a work ?

    Got to love how people ignore romans 4. and continue to chose James, who in his writing was discussing mere belief vs true saving faith. as a means to justify their working for salvation
  5. Eternally Grateful

    The salvation journey.

    lol You keep denying the facts of life If your working to EARN something, it is a work of merit If your working out of gratitude, out of love out of expecting nothing in return. It is a work of righteousness. Spin it however you want. Your preaching salvation by works Salvation is by GRACE...
  6. Eternally Grateful

    Secure Eternal Salvation

    Yep. Let’s listen to men, and not to the word. Actually, the catholic principal of do not think for yourself but listen blindly to us is really no different than the jewish way of doing things. We see the fear of even Mary and her children trying to protect Jesus because he protested the jewish...
  7. Eternally Grateful

    Secure Eternal Salvation

    Excuse me sir But that post does not refute the fact that 1. Nicodemus spoke of water as it concerns to birth (mothers womb) 2. Jesus spoke of physical birth and water when he mentions being born in the flesh 3. Jesus did not mention baptism in vs 14 and 15, when he first explains HOW one is...
  8. Eternally Grateful

    YOU ARE INVITED

    As painful as it is when they make every excuse to not see it
  9. Eternally Grateful

    YOU ARE INVITED

    That’s awesome!
  10. Eternally Grateful

    YOU ARE INVITED

    One can say you had a paul like experienced. You thought you knew God because you followed the jewish faith, handed down through the centuries. But then God came to you and called you out. And you met The god of heaven. Rejecting the god of man.
  11. Eternally Grateful

    Catholic issues

    The word Kai What @Marymog fails to comprehend. Is jesus already told nicodemus one had to be born from ABOVE. (Spiritual) Nicodemus asked Jesus. How can a man enter once again into the womb of his mother (water) Jesus is telling him simply physical birth is not enough. Once must be born...
  12. Eternally Grateful

    Catholic issues

    My men? Is this all you can come up with? You keep focusing on what Jesus said must happen You totally ignore how jesus said it happens. Once again, You have not even been baptized. So please do not try to attack me on baptism. And claiming I listen to men. When it is you.
  13. Eternally Grateful

    Secure Eternal Salvation

    This just shows your lack of knowledge of the greek language. BAPTO means to dip BAPTIZO (add the IZO) Means to immerse Revelations has jesus comming with his robes dipped (Bapto) in blood) Keeping it real? You were sprinkled, Not baptized (you were not even dipped - Bapto) Moses washed...
  14. Eternally Grateful

    Secure Eternal Salvation

    BULL!!! Thats what you get for listening to men, and not studying for yourself Bapto means to dip, to be dipped. Baptizo means to be fully immersed as apposed to being dipped. Thats why Baptizo is the perfect word for what happens to a child of God. They are fully immersed into the death...
  15. Eternally Grateful

    Secure Eternal Salvation

    Nope You were sprinkled (rhantizo) you where not immersed (baptizo) Unless you are different than any catholic I have ever met. You can deny it all you want. I already explained what the greek word means. What you got does not line up with the greek word. You got what a church perverted the...
  16. Eternally Grateful

    Catholic issues

    Theory? Its just common sense If I tell you that in order to be part of my company, you have to do these steps. Yet I leave one of the steps out and people come after and try to tell you that you must also do this step. Either I was fraudulent and insincere when I told you what you needed to...
  17. Eternally Grateful

    Catholic issues

    BAPTIZE THEM They were to be made disciples first. Then baptize them It does not refute what I am saying. He told the apostles that, Men who would go to write scripture. He did nto tell people that do not properly preach the word of God that. Men have not taught me anything my friend. You...
  18. Eternally Grateful

    Catholic issues

    Excuse me, John, Numerous times he said whoever believes will never die and have eternal life, the defenition of salvation. John 3 For God so loved the world, he gave his only son, that whoever believes in him will never perish but has eternal life Whoever believes is not condemned, whoever...
  19. Eternally Grateful

    Secure Eternal Salvation

    I trust a lot of people It does not mean I would trust them completely as a person who can never make a mistake. Its ok. Like I said this conversation is useless. You continue to twist things to fit your own theory. And refuse to admit your wrongs. Again, you have not even been baptised. And...
  20. Eternally Grateful

    Catholic issues

    Hey mary you know jesus had the same conversation in Matt and he failed to mention the word baptism at all? So why is it that Jesus did not mention it in John 3. Or any of the other gospel. But we find it all of a sudden mentioned in a passage where Jesus said people will drink poison and not...