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You posted a scripture:
35 Jesus said unto them. I am the bread of life: he that cometh to me shall not hunger, and he that believeth on me shall never thirst.
Then you stated "As sure as we cometh we can leaveth. "
But, the scripture doesn't say this. So......you speculated that "as sure as we cometh we can leaveth"
It is not scriptural.
Yes, I can see if people denounce their faith or purposly turn from Christ and blaspheme the Holy Spirit.
That is a special case. As you said "who in their right mind would never bother to get saved at all?"
If what you state is true.. out of those that get saved, how many are going to turn from it?
We're talking tiny percentages.
As a whole. People who are saved cannot lose it. You may, and I'm no expert, chuck it away, but that is not losing it.
The whole argument that I'm hearing here is that salvation can be lost by actions of those not following a Christian walk.
That is total mallarky....you lose things by accident. Nobody lost something on purpose.
I should hope that people who are new Christians should not understand the false teaching of "you must be careful or you will lose your salvation.
If anyone has been saved and no longer is...... It is due to their determination to turn from God and Christ in this regard.
Yet, Jesus said in Matthew 7 that there were believers who thought they did wonderful works and yet they were not saved because they worked iniquity (sin). Jesus says depart from me ye that work iniquity. Jesus did not say, Depart from me ye that did not believe solely in me as your Savior while you ignore your sin. You have things backwards. God is good; He is not evil and He will not allow His people to be evil. Think man!
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