And who translated the Bible to English? Protestants who were trying to push their agenda.
If that be the case....we might as well throw all our bible in the trash.
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And who translated the Bible to English? Protestants who were trying to push their agenda.
Then I suggest you abide.“"I am the true vine, and My Father is the vinedresser. Every branch in Me that does not bear fruit, He cuts off; and every branch that bears fruit, He prunes it so that it may bear more fruit.”
JOHN 15:1-2
“If anyone does not abide in Me, he is thrown away as a branch and dries up; and they gather them, and cast them into the fire and they are burned.”
JOHN 15:6
Doesn’t look like anyone is snatched away to me. Instead they are cut off by The Father Himself and cast into the fire.
Their own free will????? What caused them to have this "free will" decision? Like you being fooled into thinking salvation can be lost....they were fooled away from faith.
At least you can see the point now.....both can't be reversed.
You didn't answer the question.You do realize God does not like us teaching falsehoods about his word. And making things up on the spot just so you can have a counter point to defend your other made up comments are doing just that. If I were you, I'd take what you're doing much more seriously that you are, or show us where some of these outlandish comments are biblical.
If they aren't biblical, they are not the truth.
No, one can be reversed.
You didn't answer the question.
What caused them to have this "free will" decision?
I don't really care to spend the time convincing you. You forced the natural reading into what it doesn't say.
If that be the case....we might as well throw all our bible in the trash.
Then I suggest you abide.
You didn't answer the question.
What caused them to have this "free will" decision?
I don't disagree.God has bestowed free will on every human.
I don't disagree.
You will freely NOT choose to follow Christ unless God gives you the ability to receive Christ.
After death, when Christ judges each of us (after he has revealed his glory and shared the gospel). Those who reject him reject both him and his glory and so do not partake of either.When does one lose salvation?
Those who habitually commit willful mortal sins are training their souls to reject Christ when they actually meet him after death.If I deliberatly go on sining after being saved, will I still make heaven?
Revelation 21:27 states that nothing unclean will enter into heaven. A life of sin is unclean. Good behavior seems to be a work because Jesus said it was necessary. Mathew 5:3-9Yes, I know. But again my original point is that salvation is a gift of God and not of ourselves. We respond with faith. But we can't lose it. It is not of works.
If someone says you can lose salvation by simply not believing in Jesus anymore, I have a little more compassion with that... But if someone says you can lose it by backsliding into sin or something you do through your works which isn't related to faith, that's where I draw the line because then it becomes of your works and what you do and then it becomes about being saved because you stopped sinning, not stopping sin because you are saved already...
Ephesians makes it clear we are not saved by works, but saved for good works.
I don't know.Stop praying. Stop going to church. Stop reading your bible. What do you think will happen
How long have you been on these forums?Yes, all of those OSAS guys don't listen to Jesus and do what He says.
Until He gives you the ability, not if He gives you the ability. Jesus has been raised up and will draw all men to Himself.
I don't know.
What do YOU think will happen?
Whatever you think...
John 15 is speaking about a person being detached from Him if they don't bear fruit.
If you're detached from Jesus, you're detached from the life-line of eternal life.
At least you can see the point now.....both can't be reversed.
Why do you still feel the need to misrepresent it?How long have you been on these forums?
Many times I've read that we could live as we want and still be saved. This is said more times than I care to remember.
Believing in OSAS is not only unbiblical,,,it's a dangerous belief because it might give someone a false sense of security.
Could you post some verses that show me that I could live in sin, fall from the faith, etc.
AND STILL be saved...
You won't find any. What you will find is Paul begging us to be good Christians.
Hebrews 12:1-3 tells us to lay aside every incumbrance and sin that entangles us and to run with endurance the race set before us.
1 Corinthians 9:24 tells us to run the race so that we may obtain the imperishable prize, our salvation.