Once saved always saved (OSAS) debunked
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I think a lot of people see OSAS as someone that is a born again child of God cannot become unborn because they are sealed with that Holy spirit of promise,but it is a term a lot of people try and hide behind and bring in confusion on a simple matter, The reality is all our bodies return to the dirt, that's why you must be born again
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You don't understand the use of "rest" in Hebrews. It ISN'T about salvation. It's about eternal reward. Which is earned, just as the promised land HAD TO BE conquered before the Jews could REST in the promised land.
Didn't you read the verses I shared that SAID that Moses 'broke faith' with the LORD, and shows UNBELIEF??
And.......wait for it.........that's my point.
Well, I just explained it to you. Moses DIDN'T enter the land. REST was promised IN the land. The land that Moses DIDN'T enter.
Didn't you read the verses I shared that SAID that Moses 'broke faith' with the LORD, and shows UNBELIEF??
And.......wait for it.........that's my point.
Well, I just explained it to you. Moses DIDN'T enter the land. REST was promised IN the land. The land that Moses DIDN'T enter.
Na, I do not think they are confused. I think they see what I am saying
just because a person does a work or two does not make them saved.
It takes true saving faith and trust in God to save you
many people work and have no faith in God.. like the people who wandered for 40 years
Like the jews, who crucified christ, because they felt they were good enough
And many people claim to have faith. yet are hearers and not doers..
both of them are lost. Because neither of them have repented.
just because a person does a work or two does not make them saved.
It takes true saving faith and trust in God to save you
many people work and have no faith in God.. like the people who wandered for 40 years
Like the jews, who crucified christ, because they felt they were good enough
And many people claim to have faith. yet are hearers and not doers..
both of them are lost. Because neither of them have repented.
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I have told you repeatedly when you get these Free Mason Pastors like Kenneth Copeland described by Paul as false brothers secretly infiltrating the church, or the false ones described by Jude, that they always teach OSAS, they teach as long as you say some prayer initially you can live in sin and still you are saved.
Look at the confusion that EverlastingGrace is spouting.
The people who are teaching this doctrine are not emphasizing sanctification, they aren't emphasizing walking in obedience, they aren't emphasizing that you can suffer loss and that is not anything you would want to happen to you (a poor analogy is someone foolish enough to buy a house in the 9th ward before Katrina).
The reason for this confusion is they emphasize 2 verses from the NT to the exclusion of 7,000 verses so that we get this gobbledegook from EverlastingGrace who I suspect is a better Bible student than half, maybe even that 80% of those who are fed this stuff.
Look at the confusion that EverlastingGrace is spouting.
The people who are teaching this doctrine are not emphasizing sanctification, they aren't emphasizing walking in obedience, they aren't emphasizing that you can suffer loss and that is not anything you would want to happen to you (a poor analogy is someone foolish enough to buy a house in the 9th ward before Katrina).
The reason for this confusion is they emphasize 2 verses from the NT to the exclusion of 7,000 verses so that we get this gobbledegook from EverlastingGrace who I suspect is a better Bible student than half, maybe even that 80% of those who are fed this stuff.
I also love how @ZNP believes that people who continually showed lack of faith, continually complained, admitted they never wanted to leave Egypt. And proved they did not trust God because they would not follow him to the promise land due to lack of faith that they ALWAYS HAD
were saved.
Talk about easy believism and licentious behavior making you born again and a child of God..
were saved.
Talk about easy believism and licentious behavior making you born again and a child of God..
So, which of the verses I quoted do you find odd? When Moses hit the rock when told to speak to the rock, yes, he rebelled. And really paid for it. He was not permitted to enter the land. No small potatoes.
Deut 3:26 - But Jehovah was wroth with me for your sakes, and hearkened not unto me; and Jehovah said unto me, Let it suffice thee; speak no more unto me of this matter.
Do you understand this verse? Here is the context for v.26.
23 At that time I pleaded with the LORD:
24 “Sovereign LORD, you have begun to show to your servant your greatness and your strong hand. For what god is there in heaven or on earth who can do the deeds and mighty works you do?
25 Let me go over and see the good land beyond the Jordan—that fine hill country and Lebanon.”
Moses had been BEGGING the Lord to let him enter the land. v.23
And the Lord told him to SHUT UP and SAY NO MORE about it.
Deut 3:26 - But Jehovah was wroth with me for your sakes, and hearkened not unto me; and Jehovah said unto me, Let it suffice thee; speak no more unto me of this matter.
Do you understand this verse? Here is the context for v.26.
23 At that time I pleaded with the LORD:
24 “Sovereign LORD, you have begun to show to your servant your greatness and your strong hand. For what god is there in heaven or on earth who can do the deeds and mighty works you do?
25 Let me go over and see the good land beyond the Jordan—that fine hill country and Lebanon.”
Moses had been BEGGING the Lord to let him enter the land. v.23
And the Lord told him to SHUT UP and SAY NO MORE about it.
Again, you are trying to compare apples with cauliflower. Doesn't work. Unbelievers can't be examples for believers.
Why in the world would you say this? These people were believers and complainers. That's why they were examples to warn us.
Believers who complain and don't trust God to take care of them will end up as they did; "scattered over the desert".
You just touched on the issue. "not in every area". That describes them. They had trusted in the Messiah, per 1 Cor 10:1-5, but they just didn't trust Him enough and complained about their circumstances.
Do you understand the difference between saving faith and lifestyle faith?
Why in the world would you say this? These people were believers and complainers. That's why they were examples to warn us.
Believers who complain and don't trust God to take care of them will end up as they did; "scattered over the desert".
You just touched on the issue. "not in every area". That describes them. They had trusted in the Messiah, per 1 Cor 10:1-5, but they just didn't trust Him enough and complained about their circumstances.
Do you understand the difference between saving faith and lifestyle faith?
Just because some slimeballs teach OSAS doesn't make the doctrine false. The whole point of false teachers is how they include false with the truth. That's how people get hooked and deceived by them.
[QOTE]The people who are teaching this doctrine are not emphasizing sanctification, they aren't emphasizing walking in obedience, they aren't emphasizing that you can suffer loss and that is not anything you would want to happen to you (a poor analogy is someone foolish enough to buy a house in the 9th ward before Katrina).[/QUOTE]
Right. That's what sets these slimeballs apart from truth teachers. But I think you are conflating salvation and spiritual growth.
Both are necessary for understanding and I emphasize both. But there is a clear diffeence between them. Salvation is by grace, apart from works, and spiritual growth is by works.
[QOTE]The people who are teaching this doctrine are not emphasizing sanctification, they aren't emphasizing walking in obedience, they aren't emphasizing that you can suffer loss and that is not anything you would want to happen to you (a poor analogy is someone foolish enough to buy a house in the 9th ward before Katrina).[/QUOTE]
Right. That's what sets these slimeballs apart from truth teachers. But I think you are conflating salvation and spiritual growth.
Both are necessary for understanding and I emphasize both. But there is a clear diffeence between them. Salvation is by grace, apart from works, and spiritual growth is by works.
FreeGrace2 said:
You don't understand the use of "rest" in Hebrews. It ISN'T about salvation. It's about eternal reward. Which is earned, just as the promised land HAD TO BE conquered before the Jews could REST in the promised land.
Explain how the Israelites were to get into the promised land. By resting or conquest.
They did not have lifestyle faith.
Do you not believe that Heb 3:19 didn't apply to Moses?
"So we see that they were not able to enter, because of their unbelief."
Are you saying that this verse didn't apply to Moses?
Nope. Neither did the idiots in the desert. They just suffered the consequences for failing to trust God in their circumstances.
Since you don't understand this, can you explain this:
1 Cor 11:30 - That is why many among you are weak and sick, and a number of you have fallen asleep.
You don't understand the use of "rest" in Hebrews. It ISN'T about salvation. It's about eternal reward. Which is earned, just as the promised land HAD TO BE conquered before the Jews could REST in the promised land.
Explain how the Israelites were to get into the promised land. By resting or conquest.
They did not have lifestyle faith.
Do you not believe that Heb 3:19 didn't apply to Moses?
"So we see that they were not able to enter, because of their unbelief."
Are you saying that this verse didn't apply to Moses?
Nope. Neither did the idiots in the desert. They just suffered the consequences for failing to trust God in their circumstances.
Since you don't understand this, can you explain this:
1 Cor 11:30 - That is why many among you are weak and sick, and a number of you have fallen asleep.