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the great mystery and the inward life of believers.
So we would need a clear definition of soterion or sozo in relation to OT Jews.
We find those who had faith in God, and we find those who were described as the remnant, but where were they after they died? In heaven?
1 pet. 3:19
By which also he went and preached unto the spirits in prison;
Which is include in the Apostle's Creed. "he descended to the dead.
On the third day he rose again."
So that and the rich man and Lazarus parable all suggest that these faithful did not go to heaven but were waiting in a place referred to as Abraham's bosom.
If we are going to describe them as "saved" then who was Jesus preaching to?
Why were souls like Samuel the Prophet not in heaven if ey were in fact saved?
Over and over we see the Scriptures talking about salvation only bein made possible by Christ's sacrifice on the cross. If that is not necessary for salvation then did God needlessly condemn hos son to torture?
Paul is making a logical progression that neither Jew nor Gentile can fulfill righteousness. Which he concludes in Romans 3:10 and 3:23.You might want to consider Romans 2:14,15 around there about the Gentiles who did not have the scriptures of the mosaic law specifically and how they had Gods natural way of dealing with all men
If "none" are good and "all" fall short then faith rather than works, and Christ atoning death Romans 5 and 6, then NONE in the OT are saved.
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