Confused

ExTiff said:

Or cast out into utter, outer darkness. Matt.8:12, Matt.22:13, Matt.25:30.

So it is not so much a case of 'us and them', as a case of 'we all have been given a lifetime of Grace'. We either chose to use it for God or against God and there will be rewards and consequences which ever way we chose. And 'now' is always the time to be saved. Matt.6:30-34.
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Major1 said:

This took care of the disrupted relationship. But it didn’t solve the punishment for sin, which was death.

Jesus’ resurrection solved this problem. Jesus was killed and then came back to life, as the first example of what will happen to us as well. Jesus showed us that death isn’t the end of the story. God’s goal to have us as part of His family can’t be defeated by death. Because we will be resurrected like Him.

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Major1 said:

Christian reconciliation is a glorious truth! We were God’s enemies, but are now His friends. We were in a state of condemnation because of our sins, but we are now forgiven. We were at war with God, but now have the peace that transcends all understanding.

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thecolorsblend said:

Some section of your post were taken verbatim from sources. But for some reason you didn't credit the sources. Very strange.

What Is Christian Salvation? - Seedbed

What is Christian reconciliation? Why do we need to be reconciled with God?

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