Can you point to the post where
@Episkopos said the whole world of unbelieving Gentiles will be saved? IF not, you dear sister, have shown yourself to be a false witness! And should be ashamed of yourself.
Lizbeth, I agree with Episkopos here. One of the most insufferable things of Christians is their self-righteousness, falsely believing that just because they say they believe in Jesus, they will be saved - and anyone who doesn't will be damned.
Curious is your jealousy for unbelievers being save since our Lord said @
John 21:22
“If I want him to remain alive until I return, what is that to you? You must follow me.”
In other words, no matter what Jesus' pronouncement is toward Gentiles, it does not absolve believers of the burden to follow him. And no believer can believe they are safe in light of Jesus words that even those who performed miracles in his name were never known by him. Now, before you clutch your pearls that what we are saying is blasphemy and goes against doctrine from the beginning, have a care that you heed
1 Peter 4:17
God has already begun judging his own people. And if his judgment begins with us, imagine how terrible it will be for those who refuse to obey his message.
Putting aside your personal attack of what
@Episkopos is saying that offends you so, how do you read 1 Peter 4:17 in terms of a supposed guarantee of escaping judgement? To me, the answer is simple.
Matthew 7:21
“Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of My Father in heaven.
Real faith is about action. Lip service will not breach the gates of heaven. Action gains entry, even action of those who never knew Jesus. We are not saved by our own works but our works reveal our true faith.
Do you consider it justice for a man who lived in a time and place to never know Jesus but did the will of YHWH should be destroyed on Judgement Day? What spirit animates your heart?