FredVB
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No you're not being "clear over and over again". There are believers who choose not to rest from Friday sunset to Saturday sunset. I'm asking you will they not be saved because of this, and one thing that is very clear: you're refusing to answer. If someone was to ask me if believers choose to keep lying, or choose to keep murdering, will they not be saved because of this, I would give a one word answer: "Yes!" And I would provide the scripture using Christ’s own words to back it up. But you, nor any Sabbatarian, will give a simple one word answer to this question, for the reasons I already gave in a previous post.
I’d like to point out that I have no issue with believers observing the Sabbath. My only issue is when they push it on others as a requirement to be saved. I believe those who do so jeopardize their own salvation, something not to be desired upon anyone.
But I have told you. There is salvation just through Christ, and this with repentant faith to be restored to God. There are rules here to not even accuse others of not believing that, other than them saying that of themselves, then they do not belong here. And, no one is losing their salvation by anything they do, or do not do. But, when one cares about doing just the minimum thing for salvation and not doing anything else, I suspect that such is not really saved. That would not be from repentant faith to be restored to God, which they can be in Christ, and be secure with that. See, nothing about observing Sabbath is mentioned in that. So stop, already. There isn't anything you or any other can fail to do, and not be obedient to God in, that would lose your or their salvation. If you are indeed saved.
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