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Once Saved Always Saved as a whole is biblical. It’s just a term, like the trinity, you can not find the trinity in scripture also. But it is biblical
the term is just a term,
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the term is just a term,
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eternally-gratefull
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I never said you had a choice,
John 3:16, you had to believe in Jesus, if you did, you will have life
john 1: 12, but as many as recieved him, to the. He gave the power
you had to recieve, you could have said no, everyone has to recieve, or continue in unbelief,
Once saved always saved is not biblical...I can’t find those words anywhere....please show them to me?
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You said,I could have said no....I could not have said no to him saving me.......following him..yes I could say no.
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Anyone could say no, in fact most have
but god made such an impact on yur life in all he did, you saw no hope without him. You as Jesus said became like the tax collector. Like we all did.
and that’s a good thing not a bad thing, God gets the glory
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I can’t but it does not mean it is not bi lical
I am answering you
show me trinity in scripture those exact words
are you telling me trinity is a false doctrine?
yet the word is not found anywhere in scripture
EG....I love asking questions......
There was no way I could have said no to the Lord..I fell in Love with him there and then....in love with him still,but much deeper....
That testimony Glorifies God...not myself......everything I do....I do to Glorify God.......only he is the one that can shine outwardly from within me....I am nothing without out him.
Just a dead empty vessel..x
There was no way I could have said no to the Lord..I fell in Love with him there and then....in love with him still,but much deeper....
That testimony Glorifies God...not myself......everything I do....I do to Glorify God.......only he is the one that can shine outwardly from within me....I am nothing without out him.
Just a dead empty vessel..x
Bro,let me think about that one..I need to ask God.
I believe trinity means Father Son Holy Spirit three as one....I never knew trinity wasn’t scriptural..wow!
Where did that word trinity come from then?
I find that interesting,x
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Of course you could not say no when you
thats faith, but at any point in god leading you you could have said no.
many people have been given the same things yu have and said no.
this stuff that the dead are lost forever with no hope and will never have any opportunity to do what you did is not from God,
he is a God of love, and his love is so eternal that it can cover everyone, but he will not force it on anyone, that would. Are us robots, which is satans lie against him
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Sorry I had to Get to work. I think trinity is a catholic term for father son spirit
What do you mean when you say
Not biblical?
You hit the nail on the head Magenta! To say that we had no choice in the matter of placing our faith in Jesus Christ for salvation and God did not force us to place our faith in Jesus Christ for salvation either is an oxymoron. It's either we make a choice or else we have no choice in the matter. Calvinists can't have it both ways.
It is Jesus WHO absolutely saves. I will never understand the logic of someone who says that by reaching out and accepting/receiving the free gift of eternal life, we did something that results in salvation no longer being based on what Christ did, but a work that we did.
At Christmas time, when someone hands us a free gift, do we claim that we worked for the gift and somehow earned it because we reached out and accepted the gift? Absolutely not.