The Key #3 : To Working out your Salvation

[Behold]

Reader,

To have worked out your salvaiton , is not found as you go to sleep each night hoping to God that you didnt forget to confess some sin.

In fact if you are confessing sin, you are wasting your time.........and here is why.

"God hath made JESUS>... to be SIN for us".....as ....>"The ONE TIME ETERNAL Sacrifice for sin".

Notice that Jesus has become ALL your sin, and His sacrifice of Himself on The Cross for your sin, is = """ETERNAL.""

Now, if you have worked out your salvaiton, then you are "as many as be perfect", Paul teaches.
And if you haven't then if you are born again, you need to understand how.

Its so simple.
Really.

Its this..

God only views the born again Christian as "made righteous"...."eternally forgiven"..."one with God", .and "in Christ".
God SEES the born again as having become "THE righteousness of God.......in Christ".

This is God's perspective regarding each born again Christian......and when you have this same mind, this same perspective that you understand and believe, then you have "worked out your salvation".
And until you get God's perspective, you have not worked out your salvation, and you have not put on the Helmet of Salvation, and that is why you are "easy meat" for the Devil, and your discipleship is not very good., and will remain in fail mode, until you "work out your salvation".

 

[Behold]

Reader..

To have worked out your salvation, has nothing to do with you trying to be an imitation of Christ.

To work out your salvaiton is to understand who. you are become "in Christ"... exactly as God perceives you now and forever.

1.) Eternally Forgiven
2.) Temple of the Holy Spirit
3.) Washed in the Blood of the Lamb
4.) an Heir of God
5.) a joint Heir with Christ
6.) Having received "the Gift of Salvation"
7.) Having received "The Gift of Righteousness"
8.) Having received "the Gift of Eternal life"
9.) Understanding that Jesus always keeps you SAVED.
10.) Believing that the word of God is the final authority regarding Lifestyle, Ministry, and Church Doctrine, as we find in Paul's Epistles.