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Yes, the promise is for those who believe, not for those who used to believe, or never believed.
You must be believing to have salvation.
The verb 'believe' in the passage you quoted is in the present tense. That's mean real time, right now believing. It's the continuation of the very same believing you started out in.
You must be believing to have salvation.
The verb 'believe' in the passage you quoted is in the present tense. That's mean real time, right now believing. It's the continuation of the very same believing you started out in.
There are many places where the perfect tense is used to denote an event that has a continued result.
You have no argument based on this very fact.
Prime example being...
For by grace you are saved through faith, and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God;
Ephesians 2:8
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