Is Obedience a Condition of Salvation?

[sentipente]

I didn't say that you did and so there is no onus on me.

In that case, your silence would have had the same effect.

 

[moicherie]

The human race has been salvaged, did God wait for you to obedient before this act was performed?

 

[reddogs]

The human race has been salvaged, did God wait for you to obedient before this act was performed?

Well those that reject it and dont end up 'salvaged' may differ with you on that view.....

 

[Byfaithalone1]

Well those that reject it and dont end up 'salvaged' may differ with you on that view.....

Ellen White writes that, in order to let Jesus into our hearts, we must stop sinning. Is that what you mean by "reject it?" Do you believe we reject salvation when we continue to sin?

BFA

 

[Jon0388g]

Ellen White writes that, in order to let Jesus into our hearts, we must stop sinning. Is that what you mean by "reject it?"

Is Jesus Christ, the "Author and Finisher" of our faith, the One who works in our heart to "will and to do" of His good pleasure, in control of our heart when we wilfully choose to sin??

Do you believe we reject salvation when we continue to sin?

"For if we sin wilfully after that we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth no more sacrifice for sins, but a certain fearful looking for of judgment and fiery indignation, which shall devour the adversaries." Hebrews 10:26-27



Jon

 

[Byfaithalone1]

Is Jesus Christ, the "Author and Finisher" of our faith, the One who works in our heart to "will and to do" of His good pleasure, in control of our heart when we wilfully choose to sin??

Here are similar questions:

(1) Does the author and the finisher of our faith allow sin to continue, or does He immediately remove all sin from justified persons?

(2) Is God able to instantly remove all sin from justified persons?

(3) Why doesn't God immediately remove all sin from justified persons?

(4) Is salvation contingent upon sin removal?

(5) When does the corruptible put on incorruption?

Now, back to my initial question: Q: Is it possible for Christ to enter the heart of a sinner, or must the sinner first remove his sin before Christ can enter his heart?

BFA

 

[Jon0388g]

Here are similar questions:

(1) Does the author and the finisher of our faith allow sin to continue, or does He immediately remove all sin from justified persons?

(2) Is God able to instantly remove all sin from justified persons?

(3) Why doesn't God immediately remove all sin from justified persons?

(4) Is salvation contingent upon sin removal?

(5) When does the corruptible put on incorruption?

Now, back to my initial question: Q: Is it possible for Christ to enter the heart of a sinner, or must the sinner first remove his sin before Christ can enter his heart?

BFA

Why don't you answer my question first? Is Jesus Christ in control of the heart at the moment of someone who wilfully commits a sin?


Why did you skip the second part of my post which answered your question directly from Scripture? You asked:

Do you believe we reject salvation when we continue to sin?

To which the Bible plainly states:


"For if we sin wilfully after that we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth no more sacrifice for sins, but a certain fearful looking for of judgment and fiery indignation, which shall devour the adversaries." Hebrews 10:26-27


Did you purposefully ignore this?



Jon

 

[reddogs]

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Is Jesus Christ, the "Author and Finisher" of our faith, the One who works in our heart to "will and to do" of His good pleasure, in control of our heart when we wilfully choose to sin??

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"For if we sin wilfully after that we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth no more sacrifice for sins, but a certain fearful looking for of judgment and fiery indignation, which shall devour the adversaries." Hebrews 10:26-27



Jon

Many will find out to their sorrow, that something else was in control.