If you have time: How many believe this?

Why don't you show me where I erred in my post.

And one problem there: Did she get salvation from being stoned or salvation from hell? Her sin seperates her from God; let's not forget what I wrote last.

Predestination is this:

We are all standing on a crevice looking down thousands of miles into a pit of spikes and fire. Only problem, there's a THICK fog. There's a voice saying "You're in danger, don't move! Come to me." You can hear Him, but you can't see Him. You don't want Him. So you get ready to take that fatal step when, all of a sudden, a wind comes by and washes all the fog away. Now, you suddenly see the truth, you are in danger, and the guy who warned you, now becomes your best friend. You run to Him right before it's too late.

Predestination is that wind that blows away the fog. Nobody wants to come to Christ otherwise. Only when the truth is revealed to you, by the Holy Spirit. He chooses to whom He clears away the fog for. All part of His sovereign plan. Predestination is not that we're FORCED into it, and others are FORCED into condemnation. They just would NEVER want to in this life, and the other people would never think to not take that step. You hate this guy cause He tells you straight up. You sinned, you deserve to go to hell. Only Christ is the true way. Only when convicted do you want to see the truth. Acts 13:48 Romans 8 & 9

The illustration is different because she was saved from the physical penalty of sin. She does not recieve "fire insurance" here.

So tell me, did she sin again?

Does that mean she's promised hell now?

How can we take God's gift of Grace, salvation, and turn it into something so complicated with a canon including indulgences, infant baptism, purgatory, penance, and good works when quite simply it is a gift from God? What was the error of the Pharisees? Taking simple truth, and trying to do "good" things, not realizing that God looks at the heart.

It's not that hard:

All have sinned (Romans 3:23)

Sin seperates us from God and results in eternal death (Romans 6:23)

Christ died for all of our sins on the cross, shouting "It is finished!" (John 19:30, Romans 5:12)

Through grace we are saved, through faith, we recieve undeserved justification (Ephesians 2:8-9, Romans 3:22-24)

We are secure in Christ's promise (Romans 8:28-39)

And ESPECIALLY if you hold to predestination (Ephesians 1:4-5&11)

Wilikers!