The reality of scripture is that ALL of God's Words apply to all of us, Matt. 4:4, Luke 4:4, Deut. 8:3. Are 3 citings enough to convince anyone?
So how for example would both absolutely being saved and not being saved at all apply to all of us?
Well, this is a fairly simple exercise. Think of yourself and the tempter tempting internally.
Do you see 2 opposite fates in the equation and therefore both aspects of scripture are true and apply?
Good! You passed a very simple test of faith
And 2 TIM 2:11 IS TRUE .
And so is verse 12 .
And verse 13 says , IF // EI , Is a Conjunction
# 2 WE ARE BELIEVE NOT // APISTEO , is in the Greek PRESENT TENSE , ACTIVE VOICE , means Christ is doing the action ,
is in the INDICATIVE MOOD , MEANS you better believe it , is in tje PLURAL , mean taking to all believers
# 3 HE // EKINOS is a DEMONSYRATIVE PRONOUN , in the NOMINATIVE CASE , and in the SIGNULAR
# 4 ABIDETH // MENO , is in the Greek PRESENT TENSE , means NOW , ACTIVE VOICE , meaning Christ is doing the ACTION
in the SINGULAR meaning to a simgular believers
# 5 FAITHFUL // PISTIS , in the Greek NOMINATIVE CASE , in te SINGULAR
# 6 HE CANNOT // OU , is a DISJUNCATIO PARTICLE NEGATIVE and means Christ can neverrrrrrrr deny His self
# 7 DENY // ARNEMAI , is in the passt ntense , the Greek AORIST TENSE in the Greek MIDDLE VOICE
# 8 HIMSELF // HEAUTOU , is a REFEXIVE PRONOUN , is in the Greek ACCUSATIVE CASE , in the SINGULAR , meaning
one believer at a time
# 9 BUT 1 Cor 3:11-18 you will be saved BUT will LOSE your rewards !!
dan p