But I can decide not to believe this anymore and I'm still saved?"Lord you are right and I am wrong..."
But I can decide not to believe this anymore and I'm still saved?"Lord you are right and I am wrong..."
That he is right about what, and I'm wrong about what?"Lord you are right and I am wrong..."
I ask you again:But I can decide not to believe this anymore and I'm still saved?
Search yourself....That he is right about what, and I'm wrong about what?
Explain.
Why are you emphasizing 'saved'?I ask you again:
How many times must one confess Christ to be saved? (death, burial, ressurection)
I am secure in Christ because I am presently believing/trusting in Christ.Search yourself....
Im secure in Christ Yeshua....
Why are you emphasizing 'saved'?
A person is saved the moment they put their trust in the blood of Christ for the forgiveness of sin.
They must continue in that trust in order to remain saved:
"2by which also (by the gospel) you are saved, if you hold fast the word which I preached to you" - 1 Corinthians 15:2
I am secure in Christ because I am presently believing/trusting in Christ.
And I know that I really am believing/trusting in Christ, and not in some false gospel, because I have a changed/changing life.
The changed/changing life is not what justifies a person.Regardless of all the evidence shown to you from the Bible you choose to focus on YOU and what is required of YOU.
How do I accept his work?When you take this focus from yourself and place it in Christ... through faith for eternal life ... meaning when you cease from YOUR work and accept HIS work then you will be saved.
You do not know the gospel:Asking God to forgive your sins ... is not the Gospel.
Why did you only quote the following that @EleventhHour saidThe changed/changing life is not what justifies a person.
It is the evidence that you have been justified.
You know you are justified in Christ and ready for the Judgment by if you can see Jesus in your life.
It has nothing to do with earning your salvation.
How do I accept his work?
WHAT is his work?
You do not know the gospel:
"25God presented Christ as a sacrifice of atonement, i through the shedding of his blood—to be received by faith." - Romans 3:25
This is exactly why I don't think you are saved.
You did not accept the forgiveness of God for salvation.
You don't even think that's the gospel, let alone received it by faith.
The changed/changing life is not what justifies a person.
It is the evidence that you have been justified.
You know you are justified in Christ and ready for the Judgment by if you can see Jesus in your life.
It has nothing to do with earning your salvation.
How do I accept his work?
WHAT is his work?
You do not know the gospel:
"25God presented Christ as a sacrifice of atonement, i through the shedding of his blood—to be received by faith." - Romans 3:25
This is exactly why I don't think you are saved.
You did not accept the forgiveness of God for salvation.
You don't even think that's the gospel, let alone received it by faith.
Why did you only quote the following that @EleventhHour said
Asking God to forgive your sins....is not the gospel when in fact she said
Asking God to forgive your sins and trying to do better is not the Gospel.
Surely if you are quoting someone with a response then the quote should be verbatim?
Very dishonest Yudge modifying 11th's reply - Right along the lines of the serpent in the garden "hath God said".
She has said before that salvation is not by having your sins forgiven, that's why.Why did you only quote the following that @EleventhHour said
Asking God to forgive your sins....is not the gospel when in fact she said
Asking God to forgive your sins and trying to do better is not the Gospel.
Surely if you are quoting someone with a response then the quote should be verbatim?
But of course when you do it it's okay, right?Very dishonest Yudge modifying 11th's reply - Right along the lines of the serpent in the garden "hath God said".
Did you have any plans to answer my questions in previous posts?One more time...
Salvation is being declared not guilty of all your sins and assured of eternal life in heaven, which means repenting from all your dead works (trying to earn heaven) and believing IN Christ Jesus who did all this work and HE offers it as a gift to those who believe in Him for it... by grace (His Work) through faith.
You trust in Him to save you because HE forgave you 2000 years ago... the payment has been DONE... it is up to you to accept the payment by faith.
Eternal life/security is the necessary conclusion of GRACE
Saving faith does not simply affirm that Jesus’ death is "necessary," it must affirm that His death is enough!
It is sufficient all by itself to pay for your sins apart from any human effort or good work, and that it is a free gift available only through faith, and apart from any human effort or good work. (See Galatians 2:21)
This is the GOSPEL
She has said before that salvation is not by having your sins forgiven, that's why.
That's the part I wanted to address.
Yes, to believe in vain (1 Corinthians 15:2) is to believe without cause or without effect, to no purpose.Paul is reminding those who say they believe , you know like those who "claim " to be believers but they are truly not ...Paul is saying it to them "Unless you believed IN vain "...
She has said before that salvation is not by having your sins forgiven, that's why.
That's the part I wanted to address.