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I am, "Praising my Savior all the day Long" - He is Worthy!
Amen brother!!!
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I am, "Praising my Savior all the day Long" - He is Worthy!
The person that believe in Jesus must believe what he believes,and stands for. and they must stand for the same things and believe also. You don't have a choice to believe some of Jesus teaching,you must believe in all and do as he did.That's works in you.
I honestly wonder how those who believe others can lose their salvation know they themselves are still saved... I mean if it's so easy to be deceived, how do you know you're not? Under your belief system how do you know you have enough faith and or are believing/doing the right things? Doesn't seem like eternal security to me.
its easy for me to answer this because I trust Him to work out His good will in my life and cause me to walk in good works joyfully.
But this must, required stuff, just sounds like more Law to me. If the just shall live by faith how does that play a part in this belief system?
Why do they have to be deceived,and fools,and you left out they have a devil.
Mat 5:22 But I say unto you, That whosoever is angry with his brother without a cause shall be in danger of the judgment: and whosoever shall say to his brother, Raca, shall be in danger of the council: but whosoever shall say, Thou fool, shall be in danger of hell fire.
Are you in danger of hell fire,or does that not apply to you,because sin does not affect your relationship with God.
Is everybody in trouble for their sins,but those that claim OSAS,for the Bible says no person says Jesus is Lord,but by the Holy Ghost,and every person that says Jesus Christ is come in flesh is of God,and Jesus said to Peter when he said Jesus is the Christ,the Son of the living God,that flesh and blood did not reveal that to him,but the Father.
If a person does not believe in OSAS,that it is possible to lose salvation if they do not do right,and that they have to have works of the Spirit to be right with God,and claim those things about Jesus,then God is working in their life,and if they say it is sin to believe what they believe,I thought sin did not affect our relationship with God.
For nobody claims those things about Jesus unless God is working in their life,and if they do believe things that are not right,then it is sin,but they are alright,because sin does not affect their relationship with God.
Is everybody in trouble for their sins,but the OSAS people.
Jas 2:21 Was not Abraham our father justified by works, when he had offered Isaac his son upon the altar?
Jas 2:22 Seest thou how faith wrought with his works, and by works was faith made perfect?
Jas 2:23 And the scripture was fulfilled which saith, Abraham believed God, and it was imputed unto him for righteousness: and he was called the Friend of God.
Jas 2:24 Ye see then how that by works a man is justified, and not by faith only.
Some people tend to overlook this part of scripture that Abraham was justified by his works,for a person is justified by works,and not faith alone.
Faith alone,not saved by works,when we confess Christ,because that is all we can do because of the position we are in.
Faith without works is dead,and a person is justified by works,after we receive the Spirit,for our position changes to that which is spiritual.
Rev 2:4 Nevertheless I have somewhat against thee, because thou hast left thy first love.
Rev 2:5 Remember therefore from whence thou art fallen, and repent, and do the first works; or else I will come unto thee quickly, and will remove thy candlestick out of his place, except thou repent.
Rev 3:2 Be watchful, and strengthen the things which remain, that are ready to die: for I have not found thy works perfect before God.
Rev 3:3 Remember therefore how thou hast received and heard, and hold fast, and repent. If therefore thou shalt not watch, I will come on thee as a thief, and thou shalt not know what hour I will come upon thee.
They can say what they want,but Jesus says otherwise,and told the first Church that they were fallen,and to do the first works,and repent,or He would go against them,and the fifth Church that He did not find their works perfect before God,and to repent,or He would go against them.
They say if a person has the Spirit they will do the works.Then how did these people lack works,and their works were not right before God.
Gal 5:22 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith,
Gal 5:23 Meekness, temperance: against such there is no law.
Gal 5:24 And they that are Christ's have crucified the flesh with the affections and lusts.
Gal 5:25 If we live in the Spirit, let us also walk in the Spirit.
This is how someone that is led of the Spirit behaves,and there is no ways of the flesh there,but some say that they are clean,and cannot falter no matter their actions,or thoughts,but that would mean they would never sin again,for what is in your heart is what will come forth,and say sin does not affect their relationship with God,which is a contradiction,for if they are clean,and cannot change,then all they would do for the rest of their life is show the characteristics of the Spirit,and never sin again,so why do they say sin does not affect their relationship with God.
If they are always clean,and cannot falter,no matter their actions,or thoughts,then they would never sin again,and would do works flawlessly to perfection,but the Bible says that it is possible for us to sin,if we want to sin,and to lack works,but how can this be true of we are always clean,for what is in your heart is what comes out,so if they sin,and lack works,that is what is in their heart,then they cannot be clean at that time.
How do we know we are still saved? Because we are still trusting in the blood of Christ for the forgiveness of sin. You are saved if you are presently believing (1 Corinthians 15:1-2).I honestly wonder how those who believe others can lose their salvation know they themselves are still saved...
We know that we have passed from death to life when we love as God loves (not as the world loves). The things that accompany salvation show us to possess eternal life.Under your belief system how do you know you have enough faith and or are believing/doing the right things?
If you are Calvinist OSAS you have no security or surety of your salvation because it teaches that enduring to the end is the sign of genuine faith and that if you stop believing you were never really saved to begin with. So, in other words, you can never know for sure if you're saved until you arrive at the end of your enduring at the resurrection. It is only then that you know if you endured to the end or not showing yourself to have truly believed. And that's supposed to be the doctrine of security and surety? In non-OSAS you are genuinely saved as long as you are genuinely believing and trusting. It's that simple.Doesn't seem like eternal security to me.
Good. As long as you are believing you are saved. But if you are Calvinist OSAS, tomorrow's failure of faith, should it occur, will show you to have not really believed all along. In Calvinism there is always the potential of tomorrow's failure to reveal that you never really believed to begin with, even though you thought you were really believing before you failed in your faith. In that doctrine you can never really know if your faith is genuine or not until it fails somewhere along the line, and you won't know that until the day of the resurrection. And somehow that's supposed to be the doctrine of security? Really? But in non-OSAS you are saved as long as you are believing. Period. End of story. It's that simple.its easy for me to answer this because I trust Him to work out His good will in my life and cause me to walk in good works joyfully.
When did the believing you started on the first day of your salvation, and which continues today, move over to the works that can't justify side of Paul's 'faith vs. works' doctrine?But this must, required stuff, just sounds like more Law to me. If the just shall live by faith how does that play a part in this belief system?
Correct. So why do so many Christians call you a 'worker for' if you say you have to continue in the trusting/ believing you started on the day you got saved as if believing is somehow a work of the damnable works gospel? Where does the Bible call believing a work of the damnable works gospel that can not save?
Faith is the opposite of work, since one can only have faith in the finished work of Jesus
through the abandonment of any attempt to justify oneself by works.
It is a mystery to me too?
They make faith/ belief a work. Neither are meritorious. Faith is being persuaded or convinced that what God says is true.
Faith is the opposite of work, since one can only have faith in the finished work of Jesus
through the abandonment of any attempt to justify oneself by works.
Now your lying.....I never once said a person could deny Jesus and be saved.......All I did was reference PETER DENYING HIM THREE TIMES the night he was crucified and no where did it say Peter lost his salvation.....man....for claiming the truth your sure lie alot and twist what people say.....go pull my post where I said what you say I said or be found a bald faced liar....WE WILL ALL WAIT
I'm pretty sure someone just called believing a "work" in here earlier today, or was it yesterday? Continuing in the faith is not so much the contention as the need or requirement to do other works. Those who are sealed by the Holy Spirit, can they be lost? That is the other issue. Scripture points to "No." Workers for say "Yes."Correct. So why do so many Christians call you a 'worker for' if you say you have to continue in the trusting/ believing you started on the day you got saved as if believing is somehow a work of the damnable works gospel? Where does the Bible call believing a work of the damnable works gospel that can not save?
That is not true, because the issue is limited only to those who come to believe in the first place, and so universalism is not an issue here at all.Here we have the real theological impossibility.
A believer comes to faith and then falls away denying what he once believed.
If this believer is now lost, believers can lose their salvation, if not, denying Christ
is not a bar to salvation and therefore one is a Universalist.
Pertaining to point b: some say if salvation is lost it cannot be regained. We say if one loses their faith they were probably practicing a works' based religion, and were not saved to begin with.Let me again address this as many have...if one teaches the following they teach a works based salvation...
a. Faith plus works to gain, keep or maintain salvation
b. Salvation can be lost and must be regained by doing something
c. Jesus plus anything other than faith for salvation
etc.......
Here it is: repenting and confessing is called a work here,I'm pretty sure someone just called believing a "work" in here earlier today...
Those who believe that Believing is enough (Faith ONLY) answer me this question.
If a person believes that Jesus is the Son of God and accepts them as their Savior and Lord Are they SAVED?
Do they have to confess? (which is a work)
Do they have to repent? (which is a work)
How than do you teach all a person needs is Faith minus any works? When the Work of confessing and repenting is REQUIRED for one to be Saved. If then they are REQUIRED for one to be SAVED, then Works are REQUIRED.
Here it is: repenting and confessing is called a work here,
not belief, though truly it amounts to the same thing.
That is not true, because the issue is limited only to those who come to believe in the first place, and so universalism is not an issue here at all.