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I do not believe a true believer grounded in the faith will ever not remain steadfast in the faith. Your words sound as if you believe a person can "lose" their eternal salvation, is that correct.

Hi E-grateful, "continue in the faith", means to remain settled an steadfast in the foundation which was laid by Jesus Christ, and not be drawn away by false teachers. For someone who is pretending to be a Christian it will be difficult to remain steadfast and sure in the faith.

A Christian will continue in the faith, but someone who pretends they are a Christian will not. So are you someone who believes in grace plus works to keep you save or do you believe in "Salvation by faith alone" as is written in your signature. Our position in Christ, and our practice in...

As I have said before, OSAS is not a doctrine of the Church but "Eternal Security" is. Question: "Eternal security - is it biblical?" "Our eternal security is purchased by Christ, promised by the Father, and sealed by the Holy Spirit." Answer: When people come to know Christ as their Savior...

To whomever may be of concern: According to this forum not one person has given benhur a "like sticker" for the past 140 pages - not a single person on this thread has approved of anything benhur has said about the bible. Pretty amazing since you esteem yourself so very high. According to this...

Amen decon, never have I heard such a reckless handling of God's precious word.

Pure nonesense, what true Christian will not continue to follow Christ Jesus, Gods promises are irrevocable and the judgment seat of Christ, (The Bema Seat), is for rewards not punishment. Your gospel is false and your childish stories are complete nonsense.

Hi NoName, benhur is a deceiver and cannot interpret scripture properly, he reads the bible like it is a novel, and tells you what he thinks the bible say's. As in Matthew6:14,15 Jesus is exaggerating his statements using hyperbole. The same as Jesus' talk on adultry, "if your eye offends you...

In the Sermon on the Mount Jesus is using "hyperbole" just as he said in Matt5:59 on adultry, "if your eye offends you pluck it out." He is exaggerating the issue to make his point to the disciples. In the Same way in forgiving other people their trespasses or God won't forgive ours. Will God...

OSAS is not a doctrine of the Church - Eternal Security is a doctrine of the Church. As usual you are misguided in your theology and do not provide scripture to back up your false belief.

News flash, benhur is promoting a false salvation by works gospel, that can be lost. benhur misrepresents and twists the words of the bible trying to uphold his lies. He tells fallacious fake stories that will never ever happen and then he tries to incorrectly tie his fake stories to scripture...

"READ THE CONTEXT." ..... :)

Hi VCO, It upsets me to read some of the misinterpretations of the bible and I believe it does to you to. Some people on this forum have not developed shills of interpretation. Consequently they have made up a Jesus from their own mind/imagination and then try to force feed young Christians to...

Amen Mcgee, A promise of God, "never will I leave you or forsake you" Hebrews:13:5 Keep your lives free from the love of money and be content with what you have, because God has said, "Never will I leave you; never will I forsake you."

Amen and thank you Mcgee, "God is not a liar and keeps His promises"

Please give proof of 90% of Christians believe as you do, no proof at all, just believe your word for everything. This will never happen in an eternity of eternities.

Okay, but God knows the beginning from the end, everything that will happen in our life.

Hi Magee, Jesus is speaking truth to his disciples in the Sermon on the Mount. He is using "hyperbole" an exaggeration of truth to make his point sure and believable. Example: In Chapter 5:29 on adultry, he says, "if" your eye offends you "pluck it out", do people think Jesus wants us to pluck...

Choice #3), God new Peter would choose #2)

Fictional story as usual, what Christian would stop doing good works, the answer is "none" Even a prayer for someone in need, in the quiet of their room, where nobody can see, this is still a good work for our savior. You assume some Christians will stop doing good works, your assumption is...