You do realize that there are 3 different tenses to salvation, right? We have been saved from the PENALTY of sin (justification); we are being saved from the POWER of sin (ongoing sanctification); we will be saved from the PRESENCE of sin (glorification). Which tense do you think "end of your faith" refers to? Out of everyone who is justified, how many of them will be glorified? Romans 8:30 - Moreover whom He predestined, these He also called; whom He called, these He also justified; and whom He justified, these He also glorified. *ALL of them.
Also, unlike the english word "hope," the N.T. word contains no uncertainty; it speaks of something that is certain. - Strong's #1680 elpís (from elpō, "to anticipate, welcome") – properly, expectation of what is sure (certain); hope. It's not some cross your fingers and hope I win the lottery kind of hope. If we have saving faith in Christ then we have this hope. Faith is the assurance of things hoped for.. (Hebrews 11:1). So that being justified by His grace we would be made heirs according to the hope of eternal life (Titus 3:7).
I respect your willingness and time to write all this and i understand what your trying to say but a lot of what your calling as evidence is really just your interpretations of scripture to fit your beliefs.
As to mine is also, i see my beliefs in txt, greek interlinear, other believers, and my soul.
The crazy part is you see scripture i post one way and i understand scripture you post in another way.
But you didnt tell me how do you interpret the words i had posted
In less you are trying to say that those wasnt directed to believers.
Your looking for 2 words lost salvation. And you believe any time these verses is speaking about falling away, apostasy etc, that it may be spoken to believers but he didn't really mean it to be to them.
I do not see this and no falling away is not losing salvation. Its a warning that could lead to apostasy.
Is apostasy going to save you? No of course not. So what has to happen for apostasy to happen? One must be a believer and then turn away from the faith. Thus committing apostasy. A false believer or non believers can not commit apostasy if they never had truly believed. Its so simple.
Your looking for lost salvation, but i guess its just comes down to is scripture speaking to believers about apostasy. And is committing apostasy a deny salvation act. Because really all the warnings point to warning from apostasy or false teachers.
Of course you can deny it if they are not speaking to believers but each time scripture is addressing believers. I have not seen you prove that wrong.
The hope implying is not the cross the fingers type. Its really a word saying the promise of the cross. That is what we hold to in faith. We eagerly wait unto the day to take hold of this hope.
Like i said if your in faith you can easily say in confidence i am saved. This is the past tense meaning. Having faith means your saved.
So it just comes down to honestly speaking we interpret some scriptures differently and i think the main points of interpretation we disagree on is.
1. Is the scriptures referencing falling away, apostasy, etc. Spoken to believers?
2. What is apostasy and is it real or a myth? Can someone who believes turn from that belief.
3. Is apostasy a willful denial of grace.
Apostasy, blasphemy, and false teachers is what all the warnings is pointed to.
4. So again can apostasy, blasphemy be a act of denying grace. And can false teachers lead believers unto that point or unto a point of belief in a different gospel.