@TruthDefender crucified.........I did miss that part!Oh we do!! You’re just not getting the whole gospel.
Christ crucified is THE Gospel.
@TruthDefender crucified.........I did miss that part!Oh we do!! You’re just not getting the whole gospel.
What must I do to be saved?.........Most of the milk will dribble down your chin.Not at all. Those fingers are pointing right back at you for bottle feeding.
Comprehension dilemmas, much!
Not at all. Those fingers are pointing right back at you for bottle feeding.
Comprehension dilemmas, much!
Are you calling ALL believers in the OSAS camp "heretics" and condembing them to hell? What do you believe the gospel IS and also what do you believe it means to BELIEVE the gospel? (Romans 1:16)You all are hanging on to a different gospel…heretical.
Yes, but once again, what happens if someone doesn’t confess those sins? You’re so myopic!
OSAS crowd attend church.Wow, the OSAS crowd has comprehension problems in reading.
We are leaving, because we are done trying to explain simple things. It’s a flyover…..
You all are hanging on to a different gospel…heretical.
Well, actually, free will DOES mean that we get to tell God what to do....
WITH US.
God will not FORCE US to stay with Him IF we do NOT WANT TO.
We are free to come to God...
We are free to abandon God...
Irresistible Grace means we are NOT FREE to resist the grace of God.
The NT teaches that we are free to do so.
Guess you weren't clear enough.
You're repeating exactly what irresistible grace is.
Are you sure you're not a reformed/calvinist believer?
Why are you changing the issue? It was not about free will and forsaking God, it was about telling God what He can and cannot do with you. You do you lady and God will do Him. He will remain to the day of redemption, that's His promise.The first 2 verses have nothing to do with our free will to leave God.
Of course we were bought at a price.
So?
And we are not to grieve the Holy Spirit.
Which would include DISOBEYING Him....
And I've been stating that we must obey God.
So IF you agree with me..
why are you giving me pushback on this thread??
As to 2 Timothy...
You don't seem to know what God being faithful to Himself means.
If you think it means what you THINK it means,,,
you're creating a conflict between verse 12 and verse 13.
You could figure it out on your own since we do not enjoy learning from each other.
She is only repeating what she has accepted from her slave master.If you believe in Christ you are born of God. Good luck becoming unborn of Him, I'm sure you will have as much success as you would being unborn of your parents.
You should do more research on free will, it is not without it's limits, that is what makes it free.
Or maybe you weren't savvy enough.
And you are stilling failing to address the issue. I stated we can resist God. You seem to think your will is stronger than God's. Try telling that to Balaam, he will disagree with you. There is a point of "not my will but yours be done" whether we like it or not.
Num.22:35
Then the Angel of the Lord said to Balaam, “Go with the men, but only the word that I speak to you, that you shall speak.” So Balaam went with the princes of Balak.
Why are you changing the issue? It was not about free will and forsaking God, it was about telling God what He can and cannot do with you. You do you lady and God will do Him. He will remain to the day of redemption, that's His promise.
I'm not giving you push back on the thread, I am disagreeing with you that you think you can override God's will and make him obey you. Big mistake.
I know what it means for the Lord to be faithful to Himself. There is no conflict. You assume it means he will deny us salvation but the context is the Lord being faithful to His promise of salvation to Israel (the nation) even though they denied their Messiah. The Lord keeps His word to save those He promised to save. If faith the size of a mustard seed can move a mountain, how much does it take to be saved in spite of one's unfaithfulness? If anything, it proves the very opposite of what you claim. Salvation is not as dependent on our faithfulness as one may think but is wholly dependent on the faithfulness of the Lord God.
2Tim.2:10
Therefore I endure all things for the sake of the elect, that they also may obtain the salvation which is in Christ Jesus with eternal glory.
When you have something to teach that is true and within context, it will be different.![]()
She is only repeating what she has accepted from her slave master.
That's the context...
Anyone here receiving forum email notifications that appear to be very huge?
Lately it has been happening, and makes no sense.
Again, the website I use as a study tool seems to have gone commercial and I've only realized that it must have at one point been ad free, and the promotional banners inviting me to go 'ad-free' shut down any of my attempts to search out citations that come to mind so, I can only offer the wilting petals of the remnants of my recall. It is stated that the OC was not perfect because it depended on the imperfection of man to achieve its goal. On the other hand, the declaration of the NC leaves all dependence on perfect love, which is promised as having the capability to cast out fear, exactly the tool that the power of death uses to enslave its captives to sin. By Christ, death has been 'destingered' and, by default, so sin's affect is also 'neutralized' considering sin provides death its power. At any point in which we stop believing that, then it would follow that the law be reverted back to the OC standard of treatment, or so it seems to me.What's "the law of love" in the NC?
Bingo. And when you first hear a teacher that "has it" , what a relief. One can truly live in His freedom.I listened to all the Christian platitudes when I first believed, they had no more depth of answers then as they do now.
Bingo. And when you first hear a teacher that "has it" , what a relief. One can truly live in His freedom.
I cant imagine going back to the dog and pony show.
How do you explain that to one who is caught up in the "Christian platitudes?"..........I guess they have to go through their desert also.
that all comes with the sanctification on the ride back to shore. After he is pulled from the water(justified). He is dried off and warmed up. He regains his strength. He’s given dry clean dry clothes to put on. He is taught how to not fall out the boat again. He realizes he is loved and worth saving. The boat finally gets back to shore (glorification).That's a good analogy illustrating the salvation of the body. What does the salvation of the soul look like? Doesn't the Bible also speak about character building, wisdom, knowledge in the Lord, trust, faith, honesty, loyalty, and the fruits of the Spirit? Maybe we are first born again and then spend the rest of our lives living under God, who becomes our "drill instructor of a sort, disciplining us, giving us wisdom and helping us resist temptation, etc.
What does salvation of the soul look like? Just askin'
This isn’t too extensive a word search. So re: loss of 'salvation' - IMO Heb10:38-39 are an issue - the wording seems very literally to say a man withdrawing himself from living in faith and into apōleia (destruction/annihilation) is a possibility:
At what point does a Christian become a fallen angel? On the first sin, or the tenth.I'm going to answer this in the simplest way I can think of. Yes, it IS possible to lose salvation.
KJV Galatians 5:19-22
19 Now the works of the flesh are manifest, which are these; Adultery, fornication, uncleanness, lasciviousness,
20 Idolatry, witchcraft, hatred, variance, emulations, wrath, strife, seditions, heresies,
21 Envyings, murders, drunkenness, revellings, and such like: of the which I tell you before, as I have also told you in time past, that they which do such things shall not inherit the kingdom of God.
Revelations also shines a similar light on the subject.
KJV Revelations 21:8
But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death.
So correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems to me like losing salvation IS possible, if you fall under any of these categories. And yes, repenting and asking for forgiveness is ALWAYS a good idea.