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Peter didn't have good works when he denied Jesus.
Was he saved?
David didn't have good works when he took another man's wife then had him killed.
What did God say about David?
The same David who took a censunagainst Gods will and if memory serves me the same David who ate the shewbread.
Hi Areil82, wanderer6059 has made a very good point, "quenching is rendered as suppressing." I have noticed lately that benher does not support his biblical ideas with scripture references. Could it be that he is more interested in promoting his false biblical ideas instead of finding the truth at any cost. "The free gift of God is eternal life", wow works are excluded for our assurance of eternal life really.
Romans6:22,23
22) But now that you have been set free from sin and have become slaves of God, the benefit you reap leads to holiness, and the result is eternal life.
23) For the wages of sin is death, but the "gift of God" is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.
She is a Cotton Bichone, actually FrenchNice dog Bill, I bet she gets a lot of preference around the house, like yummy left overs. Margaux's got a lot of Scottish Terrier in her I'll bet....![]()
I think the issue is that even those we disagree with on this thread concerning works is as follows.
The majority say "Works do not save" when they say that it's based on initial salvation and that only.
Then what happens we hear that works keep us saved, no works therefore no evidence of salvation. To a certain extent I do understand that BUT
The truth is it takes time for fruit to grow. Yet some say it must happen straight away.
If it doesn't then evidence of not saved.
If they had works but stop evidence of not being saved, lost salvation.
Yet people in the church just write them off without coming alongside.
People seem to forget that our Father refines us. That we have seasons.
The seed planted in a believers life needs to watered, needs tilling.
The soil needs to be treated, roots pulled up, faulty foundations replaced.
So the focus changes to works salvation.
Let's be honest who here has not fell foul of that?
Let's be honest, if we are saved by grace through faith void of works why would it change afterwards?
Truth is it doesn't because the truth is that a genuine beliver will start to bear fruit which will lead to works. All at a different rate.
We all need to be refined/pruned and taught and disciplined if need be.
If he doesn't discipline us then the Bible tells us that basically we are bastard's illegitimate.
If that's the case we were never his children in the first place.
If that's the case then we were never adopted because we never had true saving faith.
At the end of the day works salvation leads to "I must do I must do I must do, I must be I must be I must be"
And this totally misses the point of who we are.
Who are we? Children of the Father, his beloved.
Jesus said he came to set the prisoner free, heal the broken hearted, reveal the Father and his heart for us.
When he works in us, sets us free, heals us we then grow in him, we get to know him and as a result we become like him, not to be saved but because we realise we are his precious kids, the apple of his eye.
We do because we are, we do not do to be loved and saved.
Jesus walked with sinners, he sought them out and walked with them.
Even those who shrunk back, his disciples.
Let's not place a heavy burden on people.
Belivers struggle, need healing, need faulty foundations replaced.
Belivers go MIA.
Seek them out and do not write them off (not saying this about you TT)
It's a call to all of us believers.
She is a Cotton Bichone, actually French
I think the issue is that even those we disagree with on this thread concerning works is as follows.
The majority say "Works do not save" when they say that it's based on initial salvation and that only.
Then what happens we hear that works keep us saved, no works therefore no evidence of salvation. To a certain extent I do understand that BUT
The truth is it takes time for fruit to grow. Yet some say it must happen straight away.
If it doesn't then evidence of not saved.
If they had works but stop evidence of not being saved, lost salvation.
Yet people in the church just write them off without coming alongside.
People seem to forget that our Father refines us. That we have seasons.
The seed planted in a believers life needs to watered, needs tilling.
The soil needs to be treated, roots pulled up, faulty foundations replaced.
So the focus changes to works salvation.
Let's be honest who here has not fell foul of that?
Let's be honest, if we are saved by grace through faith void of works why would it change afterwards?
Truth is it doesn't because the truth is that a genuine beliver will start to bear fruit which will lead to works. All at a different rate.
We all need to be refined/pruned and taught and disciplined if need be.
If he doesn't discipline us then the Bible tells us that basically we are bastard's illegitimate.
If that's the case we were never his children in the first place.
If that's the case then we were never adopted because we never had true saving faith.
At the end of the day works salvation leads to "I must do I must do I must do, I must be I must be I must be"
And this totally misses the point of who we are.
Who are we? Children of the Father, his beloved.
Jesus said he came to set the prisoner free, heal the broken hearted, reveal the Father and his heart for us.
When he works in us, sets us free, heals us we then grow in him, we get to know him and as a result we become like him, not to be saved but because we realise we are his precious kids, the apple of his eye.
We do because we are, we do not do to be loved and saved.
Jesus walked with sinners, he sought them out and walked with them.
Even those who shrunk back, his disciples.
Let's not place a heavy burden on people.
Belivers struggle, need healing, need faulty foundations replaced.
Belivers go MIA.
Seek them out and do not write them off (not saying this about you TT)
It's a call to all of us believers.
Will try and figure out the multi post thingI get it BillG, but its about boasting in your works, if you want to work your self to death be my guest but works are evidence that you are saved, works cannot add 1 extra second to your eternal salvation. I am not saying someone who works to keep there salvation is not saved, I am saying Jesus already paid the price so there is nothing to boast about. Jesus paid it all all to Him I owe.
Did you get my post on multiple quote postings?
God bless!
Good works will never save you. As you say, if you were to put your good works up against your sins, your sins are far more numerous than your good works. So good luck with that concept.may I ask why you think your good works will cause God to ignore all of your death sentances (the penalty of sin is death, so count your sins that you know of since birth, then probably add a million more (the ones we do not know or forgot) and you have an idea how many death sentances you have right now against you) and just go against his own justice and righteounsess and allow you into heaven?
If you have true faith, you will do the works that Jesus has created for you to do. If you do not do them, will you be saved?The works for salvation people say;
Works do not save you but without works you are not saved - confused yet?
You cannot have it both ways or you cannot have your cake and eat it too.
This is twisting scripture and a false counterfeit gospel.
Again, if you are saved unto good works that Jesus created for you, and you do not do those good works, will you be saved?yup
saved apart from works
forever
who will in no wise be cast out
unto good works
i mean the effort of men may be wonderful to you
but what i believe is truely wonderful is God working in His children
God making a wicked people new creatures
and adopting them
sealing them
and keeping them
His love is truely amazing
I believe that the difference is that you recognize that you have quenched the HS and in your own way, you have repented and have allowed the HS to return. We all sin, but we all have the capacity to repent and get back into reconciliation with God. He is a merciful God.Well since scripture says we are sealed by the Holy Spirit the moment we believe , and doesnt talk about unsealing due to anything we do , i dont believe the Holy Spirit ever leaves a believer.
I think to quench him means to hinder him , keep him from leading you
If what you say were true , then all of us would have lost our salvation , because none of us are perfect in our walk , we have all quenched the Holy Spirit at times
So you know what TT?I get it BillG, but its about boasting in your works, if you want to work your self to death be my guest but works are evidence that you are saved, works cannot add 1 extra second to your eternal salvation. I am not saying someone who works to keep there salvation is not saved, I am saying Jesus already paid the price so there is nothing to boast about. Jesus paid it all all to Him I owe.
Did you get my post on multiple quote postings?
God bless!
Look, it is not that important, just let it go. Please.your jabs like "crying" dont effect me
i have taken the time now twice to not only explain the out of context verse you just posted
but provided whole chapters with my own personal commentary (so far most of matthew 6,7,8 and all of hebrews 10.... just for you)
you then lied and say i ignored scriptures
right now i see youre trying to provoke me
nah
lol i aint even upset at you
and im taking the time to figure out this search engine.... it seems buggy
but ill re-post my last answer if i can find it in between my bits of downtime at work
if i cant figure it out before i get home
ill type out the context all over again
even if i know you will reject the same answer to your same question
I will only answer your Peter question.ANSWER MY QUESTIONS.
Was Peter saved when he denied Jesus?
If he died before Jesus rose again is he in hell?
The same for Thomas?
Peter denied Jesus, Thomas would not believe until he saw Jesus.
Peter cut a guards ear off.
Jesus asked Peter 3 times "Do you love me"
The first 2 times Jesus used Agape, Peter responded with Phileo.
The 3rd time Jesus used Phileo and Peter gets upset with him.
The point is that at that point in time Peter did not Agape Jesus.
Do you/we Agape Jesus?
If not then we sin against him.
Did you Agape NMC when you called him a crybaby and to stop crying?
I know NMC can take care of himself, but what about someone else who cant?
One thing is for sure.
There is no record of Peter asking for forgiveness or Thomas.
David acknowledged his sin, and who was that sin against?
Yet even during his dark days God went after him.
So David, Peter, Thomas all die before they repent/confess.
Heaven or hell?
Another thing for sure.
I'm forgiven on account of Jesus, nothing more or nothing less.
Yes I'm to forgive, reasons being to set me free, the offender free and to walk in fellowship with God.
So one last question to you.
When my Christian foster dad on the first instance of sexually abusing me and I cried all night and I was confused and angry then I died before I woke up and the same thing the following night.
I had no capacity to forgive as a 14 year old.
I die on the third night. According to you I'm not forgiven and am in hell???????????????
Again, if you are saved unto good works that Jesus created for you, and you do not do those good works, will you be saved?
OK, thank you for that.ok ben
im not at home yet but ill start now
you asked how
Matthew 6:14-15
14 For if ye forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you:
15 But if ye forgive not men their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses.
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fits into the promise of eternal security
this indeed is a conditional promise ben
in that regard you understand it completely
14 is the promise
15 is the condition
but what you dont understand
is what this promise is speaking of...
it is speaking to those who are already saved
forever
and the punishment to those who are currently His (He is their Father)
who do not forgive men
is when their works are tried by fire
they will not endure it
they will burn up.....
how i know this is regarding treasures in heaven? well first of all
16 Moreover when ye fast, be not, as the hypocrites, of a sad countenance: for they disfigure their faces, that they may appear unto men to fast. Verily I say unto you, They have their reward.
17 But thou, when thou fastest, anoint thine head, and wash thy face;
18 That thou appear not unto men to fast, but unto thy Father which is in secret: and thy Father, which seeth in secret, shall reward thee openly.
19 Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal:
20 But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt, and where thieves do not break through nor steal:
21 For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.
This is Jesus explaining the difference of earning treasures in heaven and on earth as part of the same message
1 corinthians 3
11 For other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which is Jesus Christ.
12 Now if any man build upon this foundation gold, silver, precious stones, wood, hay, stubble;
13 Every man's work shall be made manifest: for the day shall declare it, because it shall be revealed by fire; and the fire shall try every man's work of what sort it is.
14 If any man's work abide which he hath built thereupon, he shall receive a reward.
15 If any man's work shall be burned, he shall suffer loss: but he himself shall be saved; yet so as by fire.
here is the same principal being shown again
God would need to break His promises to make matthew 6 mean what YOU THINK it means
here is another one of His promises that paired with the principal im showing you
should clearly show you
once you are His
you are saved
forever
john 6
37 All that the Father giveth me shall come to me; and him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out.
38 For I came down from heaven, not to do mine own will, but the will of him that sent me.
39 And this is the Father's will which hath sent me, that of all which he hath given me I should lose nothing, but should raise it up again at the last day.
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40 And this is the will of him that sent me, that every one which seeth the Son, and believeth on him, may have everlasting life: and I will raise him up at the last day.
the promise here is eternal security
37-39
and the condition is 40
to all those who believe on Jesus
I will only answer your Peter question.
When Peter denied Christ, he had 2 choices.
1) continue to be alienated from Jesus, in which case he would have lost his salvation and found himself in hell.
2) humbly repent and come back to Christ, in which case he would be saved and become the great apostle that he was. he chose 2
Then why are we arguing? We both agree that good works is necessary.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 wrong, therefore you application is wrong. Christians will continue to worship and serve their Lord Jesus Christ for eternity.
Every swing of Noah's hammer on God's Ark, was a good work by Noah fulfilling God's will.