Yep. And WHO obey him?
Children of satan, or adopted children of God?
You can not leave that out of the equation. Or else your being deceptive.
His modus operandi......he is a works/attempted law abiding salvationists......period!
Yep. And WHO obey him?
Children of satan, or adopted children of God?
You can not leave that out of the equation. Or else your being deceptive.
Because he is fixated on his false gospel and cannot see beyond it......
Yep....and who you talking to.....nobody in this thread which means your just bloviaiting hot air.......
All can discuss in the thread mentioned above and clarify "clearly" what they believe and why.To all interested(and yes I mean "all")I just made a thread in bible discussion forum for "clarification" of one's "belief/beliefs" as a whole called "what do you believe as a whole"?
Thank you for your infinite wisdom. Visiting people in prison is pure delusion. If I ever don't want to obey Jesus, I can ask Paul for an excuse. Thank you for absolving me of duty to others. I was about to obey Jesus Christ until you came along with your institution. Thank you for freeing me from that responsibility. Christ was about to consume my life until you came along and set me straight about who he really is.
Thank you for your infinite wisdom. Visiting people in prison is pure delusion. If I ever don't want to obey Jesus, I can ask Paul for an excuse. Thank you for absolving me of duty to others. I was about to obey Jesus Christ until you came along with your institution. Thank you for freeing me from that responsibility. Christ was about to consume my life until you came along and set me straight about who he really is.
Yep....and who you talking to.....nobody in this thread which means your just bloviaiting hot air.......
All can discuss in the thread mentioned above and clarify "clearly" what they believe and why.
Correct me if i'm wrong Sir( i must have a hearing and reading comprehension problem accdg to Dr. Ariel) but do you mean all along that noone here rejects the truth that "Faith without works is Dead"? If that's the case then praise God!!! Then everyone here believes that a DEAD FAITH cannot save. Am I correct? If your answer is YES then accept my apology but please answer with a YES or NO so I can confirm it. Thanks bro and hope to hear from you soon.
Correct me if i'm wrong Sir( i must have a hearing and reading comprehension problem accdg to Dr. Ariel) but do you mean all along that noone here rejects the truth that "Faith without works is Dead"? If that's the case then praise God!!! Then everyone here believes that a DEAD FAITH cannot save. Am I correct? If your answer is YES then accept my apology but please answer with a YES or NO so I can confirm it. Thanks bro and hope to hear from you soon.
Bumping this for anyone that missed it. Some good points.
John MacArthur (Copy/paste)...
"If your hope of eternal life is tied to the consistency of your earthly obedience, what hope is that? When you compare your obedience to the divine standard, when you compare yourself with the holiness of God, how do you measure up? A thousand lifetimes wouldn’t enable me to perfect holiness before an absolutely holy God; a thousand lifetimes would only reveal how utterly corrupt I truly am.
There’s no hope in the doctrine of conditional security. None at all. In fact, ever since that first encounter with someone who believed he could lose his salvation, I’ve met a number of people with the same fear. They constantly fret over the possibility they’ve unwittingly forfeited their salvation, having committed a sin so bad that God has disowned them"
"Not only do I believe the doctrine of conditional security is false, I would even dare to say it is blasphemous. The idea that you could lose the salvation God gave you slanders God and runs contrary to a number of the Bible’s core doctrines."
"Beyond the impossible burden of maintaining personal salvation, the doctrine of conditional security also strikes a blow against the power of God. To say you can lose your salvation—which the Bible says God accomplished through the death of Jesus Christ—is to make God into an impotent deity with no actual power to save anyone. The full exercise of His divine power is at the mercy of a weak, finite, and sinful creature who may or may not cooperate with Him"
Faith alone saves....(A) any works, fruit produced is Christ through us as a living sacrifice....and SAVED BELIEVERS have already done the works of the Heavenly Father by BELIEVING ON THE ONE WHOM HE SENT......regardless....believers can and do have every flavor of works to be found....some Good some bad....any good the result of point A above and exactly why Jesus gets all the glory!
The comparison of the human spirit and faith converges around their modes of operation. The spirit (Greek pneuma) may also be translated "breath." As a breathless body emits no indication of life, so fruitless faith exhibits no indication of life. The source of the life in faith is not works; rather, life in faith is the source of works (Ephesians 2:5-10).James 2:26, "For just as the body without the spirit is dead, so belief without works is dead also."
In James 2:14, we read of one who says/claims he has faith but has no works (to validate his claim). That is not genuine faith, but a bare profession of faith. So when James asks, "Can that faith save him?" he is saying nothing against genuine faith, but only against an empty profession of faith/dead faith. *So James does not teach that we are saved "by" works. His concern is to show the reality of the faith professed by the individual (James 2:18) and demonstrate that the faith claimed (James 2:14) by the individual is genuine. Simple!James 2:14, “My brothers, what use is it for anyone to say he has belief but does not have works? This belief is unable to save him.”