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I see you did not mention or explain Ezekiel 18, or the fact that babies can’t “speak lies.” So you are going to take the parts of this Psalm that support your doctrine as literal; and ignore the parts that you know CAN’T be literal.

Wow!! You knew all that without it even being in the verse! You must be the only person in the world that can read Jesus’s thoughts and motives!

I’ve been reading the different posts on this site and so far I don’t think anyone has addressed the issue of the difference between the Old Jewish law of Moses and the. New Law of Faith brought in by Jesus. You can read about the “contrast “ and differences between these two laws in the book...

When God gave the command to the Jews to “remember the seventh day to keep it holy”, He did not specify any particular seventh day. Yet, in all of the Bible there is not a case where any Jew ever asked God “which one?” Nor did any of them think this was a command to keep just “one” seventh day...

Yes, thank you. I’m still being faithful to God.

If the explanations on these sites you are offering are as complicated and confusing and far fetched as the answers you are giving on this post—no thank you. I will just stick to what the Bible says. I don’t need to try to “explain it away”. Obviously, you do.

You do not have the ability to read “hearts”. In Mark 16:16, Jesus says that “HE WHO BELIEVES AND IS BAPTIZED SHALL BE SAVED.” I know you do not believe that- even though Jesus the Son of God said it—but I DO. That is exactly what Simon did. So I know he was saved. I trust what Jesus said...

Have you considered Simon the sorcerer in Acts 8? He had just “believed” and was “baptized” (verse 18) and then sinned (verse 19-20). He was told to “repent” and “pray”. The parable of the prodigal son is about a child of God falling away, repenting, and returning to his Father.

Did you even read what I said about the thief on the cross? It doesn’t sound like you did.

Consider it done. You said, “ There are about 20 that speak of salvation through FAITH ALONE.” Not only does James 2:24 contradict that, but NOT ONE of those scriptures you gave have the word “alone” in them. You see, that’s where the mistake lies. No one argues that we are NOT saved by...

Then Jesus said to the woman, “YOUR FAITH HAS SAVED YOU.” Luke 7:50. It was God’s Grace that provided the way for men to be saved. His “grace “ provided the sacrifice for our sins. In that sense His grace did save us but we can only access that grace by believing in Him. It’s our “faith”...

Yes, “boastful” works will not save us—as I said. But this is not a condemnation of ALL works—which is my point.

, post: 5362399, member: 170505"]justified before men, but not before God. see Romans 4:2 Ok. Let’s see Romans 4, but let’s examine the CONTEXT—that is, ALL of Roman’s 4 and 3also. I See that Paul is talking to Jews who are still holding on to the old law of Moses. He is arguing in...

2 things: I am not the one “painting faith as a work.” Those scriptures are in the Bible . God did that —not me. I am just trying to bring them to your attention. And 2) like most Calvinists ( whether you are or not) you have inserted the word “ONLY”. in there where God did not use that...

Then we are not saved by “faith.” John 6:29, 1 Thess. 1:3, 1 Thess. 1:11

What is important in this passage is NOT the people who are asking the question—but Jesus’s answer. His answer proves that faith is a work ( of God) and that it is something we must DO. Jesus only needs to say something one time for it to be true; but there are at least 2 other scriptures...

If that was true, Wouldn’t that eliminate “faith” as part of our salvation; since Jesus said that “faith” is a WORK? It would surely be considered a GOOD work—not a bad one.

That would make a person saved before they “believed” since Jesus said “faith is a work.” That can’t be true.

I don’t believe that is what John 6 is saying, do you?