This coming from the guy who couldn't refute a SINGLE passage of the 101 I posted.The above shows how lacking in discernment you really are
This coming from the guy who couldn't refute a SINGLE passage of the 101 I posted.The above shows how lacking in discernment you really are
Not only are you lacking in discernment, but also you are lacking honesty. In the lengthy post I write to you yesterday, I explained concerning your 101 verses. I will repost itThis coming from the guy who couldn't refute a SINGLE passage of the 101 I posted.
The above shows how lacking in discernment you really are
This coming from the guy who couldn't refute a SINGLE passage of the 101 I posted.
Emotional response/shallow, temporary belief is not falling away from nothing at all. Even though they fell away, their shallow, temporary belief was never firmly rooted and established from the start. Hence in the time of temptation, they fell away.Jesus said in the time of testing they fell away. What did they fall away from? Nothing?
God knows the condition of everyone's heart and knows whether or not our commitment to Christ is shallow or for real. Jesus knew the heart of Judas Iscariot and called him a devil, yet to the rest of the disciples, he looked like the real deal. Why would God place someone with shallow belief which "falls short of firmly rooted consummated belief in Christ" in a saved state? All belief is not the same.In Luke14 Jesus speaks of people who set out without counting the cost, you could say a shallow commitment.
A question. If a person makes a commitment to Christ, though it is a shallow commitment, will God take them at their word and immediately place them in a saved state? Even though God knows it is not a commitment that will last? The answer has to be yes, unless you want a whole lot of scripture to oppose your belief.
The above shows how lacking in discernment you really are
Amen sis, how can you be saved if you were never attached to the root? God does the planting, did he plant his children in rotten soil? Or good firm soil?Luke 8:13...
These are people who had a non saving faith , they liked the idea of the news at first , but as soon as trouble comes to their life , they abandon Jesus , they did not percefere...
Matthew 13:20...
He has no firm root in himself ( Jesus is the root ) , his faith is only temporary , and because persecution comes because of the word , he falls away , why do they fall away , because they do not have Jesus in them ( The root )...xox...
AmenYou are at a stumbling block , I was were you are once , but I had to study the Scriptures because I was in torment over this verse , and God is not a God of confusion , this Scripture stole my joy until finally the Holy Spirit revealed to me the truth that was before me , and now I know it is not for believers , I can carry on with my walk rejoicing in the LORD my God...xox...
In Hebrews we read those who shared in the Holy Spirit fell awayEmotional response/shallow, temporary belief is not falling away from nothing at all. Even though they fell away, their shallow, temporary belief was never firmly rooted and established from the start. Hence in the time of temptation, they fell away.
God knows the condition of everyone's heart and knows whether or not our commitment to Christ is shallow or for real. Jesus knew the heart of Judas Iscariot and called him a devil, yet to the rest of the disciples, he looked like the real deal. Why would God place someone with shallow belief which "falls short of firmly rooted consummated belief in Christ" in a saved state? All belief is not the same.
Amen, i think we have those passages which hindered us, for me it was james 2, and acts 2:38. It really was not fun when you could not give an answer, let alone, answer it for yourself, but when God opens your eyes and you finally see, wow, what an amazing freedom you have been given!I have to disagree with you ...
When my eyes were opened to the truth of Hebrews 6 , it was like the whole bible came to alive to me once again , and to this day since I got over that block , my heart just sings to my Lord...
I have moved on from there now , but it is a frightful Scripture to those who have tasted the goodness of our Lord but not fully given themselves to Him , it is an awful thing to fall into the hands of our living God...xox...
You need to greatly mature in the faith. The fact you obviously refuse to do so, leaves you with only half a bible as it were. And you have to close your eyes and ears to the other half. People who shared in the Holy Spirit fell away, that's in the bible to. So, once again:Hey Silas, why are you preaching, like the enemy would, that someone can snatch us away from God the Father and His Son Jesus" Hands?
John 10:27 My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me. 28 And I give them eternal life, and they shall never perish; neither shall anyone snatch them out of My hand. 29 My Father, who has given them to Me, is greater than all; and no one is able to snatch them out of My Father’s hand. 30 I and My Father are one.”
No, I have one complete bible, you only have half a bible, and your understanding of it is greatly lacking, hence neither you or any other osas proponent could tell me why there is no contradiction by a righteousness apart from obeying the law and people being barred from heaven due to a sinfull lifestyle.Hey Sials, Here again our Lord says He will lose NONE and raise us to life. Why you saying different?
John 6:38-40 New King James Version (NKJV)
38 For I have come down from heaven, not to do My own will, but the will of Him who sent Me. 39 This is the will of the Father who sent Me, that of all He has given Me I should lose nothing, but should raise it up at the last day. 40 And this is the will of Him who sent Me, that everyone who sees the Son and believes in Him may have everlasting life; and I will raise him up at the last day.”
I COULD GO ON AND ON ALL DAY! But you would rather attempt to nullify the promises of the Lord than embrace them!
You also have context, the context is going back to law.I've heard 3 different interpretations for Hebrews 6:4-6. The loss of salvation view, the never saved in the first place view, the hypothetical view, but am not convinced the writer of Hebrews is saying that really saved people really lost their salvation. Verse 9 settles it up for me. The writer is speaking to those truly saved (calls them BELOVED). He says that even though he speaks like this concerning THOSE types of people, He is convinced of better things concerning YOU. Things that ACCOMPANY SALVATION. Thorns and briars and permanently falling away do not accompany salvation.
https://www.gotquestions.org/Hebrews-6.html
A rather immature post, I have judged no one. If you only want half a bible too, sobeit, your loss not minehere is some discernment - since we are saved by faith and trust in Christ, and that is done in the mind ( belief ), then really, truly the only ones who know who is really committed are the individual and God.
so, since you do not and cannot know the internal thoughts of others, you should get off your religious high horse and stop judging.
They wont, instead they will attack and belittle you trying to discredit you instead, i guess that makes them feel betterThis coming from the guy who couldn't refute a SINGLE passage of the 101 I posted.
Shared in the Holy Spirit at first glance appears to support that true believers are being addressed, yet there are other ministries of the Holy Spirit that precede the indwelling of believers. It's plausible to envision an individual becoming a sharer in the Spirit (and His pre-salvation ministry - convicting of sin, righteousness and judgment to come) by responding for a time to His drawing power intended to lead sinners to Christ. The translation "shared" implies something done in company with others and before salvation all believers shared in the convicting ministry of the Holy Spirit Who draws them to salvation. Note also that the writer does not state that these individuals were "indwelt by the Holy Spirit" or "sealed by the Holy Spirit" or "possessors of the Spirit's pledge (guarantee) of future inheritance."In Hebrews we read those who shared in the Holy Spirit fell away
You are taking too many liberties here. The text speaks for itselfShared in the Holy Spirit at first glance appears to support that true believers are being addressed, yet there are other ministries of the Holy Spirit that precede the indwelling of believers. It's plausible to envision an individual becoming a sharer in the Spirit (and His pre-salvation ministry - convicting of sin, righteousness and judgment to come) by responding for a time to His drawing power intended to lead sinners to Christ. The translation "shared" implies something done in company with others and before salvation all believers shared in the convicting ministry of the Holy Spirit Who draws them to salvation. Note also that the writer does not state that these individuals were "indwelt by the Holy Spirit" or "sealed by the Holy Spirit" or "possessors of the Spirit's pledge (guarantee) of future inheritance."