Carl Emerson
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This was pre. New Covenant to random 'followers' before the Resurrection before folks were born again.
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Assuming the chosen are Christians that God has selected to go to heaven. If you don't think so what would be the reasons why they wouldn't?
Sorry, I originally left the don't out.
I think I left my brain in the bathroom again
The Christian Jews had to endure a firey trial in the 1st century leading up to the 70AD Wrath and Destruction/Holocaust of Jerusalem.Assuming the chosen are Christians that God has selected to go to heaven. If you don't think so what would be the reasons why they wouldn't?
Sorry, I originally left the don't out.
I think I left my brain in the bathroom again
I would suggest to the OP that he add the options "I am not sure at this time" and "other"So then at least 19 of us believe OSAS.
doneI would suggest to the OP that he add the options "I am not sure at this time" and "other"
That can be done thru the edit poll options.......
Jesus' followers were not born again? that make no sense... wasn't Jesus the one to coin the phrase "born again" while talking to a Pharisee?
CorrectSo you are saying that the chosen cannot lose their salvation?
Abraham and others were justified by faith in the OT by believing, how is that not "Born again" ?He was not talking to the 'born Again' the spirit was not yet given to indwell the believer and the New Covenant not inaugurated until the Resurrection. This was a reference to what was to come at that time.
But, how does that have any bearing on this topic? Again, Jesus didn't specify a time limit on the need to stay in the vine. Plus, there are all the other scriptures that speak of apostasy.Yes we are saved by faith - always have been.
That is not the issue.
Being Born again is a different issue.
Jeremiah predicted a New Covenant in which believers would receive His presence within.
Not like the Old Covenant.
The Law was to be written on their hearts.
This was given after the resurrection when He breathed on them.
Assuming the chosen are Christians that God has selected to go to heaven. If you don't think so what would be the reasons why they wouldn't?
Sorry, I originally left the don't out.
I think I left my brain in the bathroom again
Not sure if you were referring to my post or not, anyway.Does Jesus want us to be constantly worrying about loosing our salvation.
This seems to be an obsession for some.
Maybe it relates to not experiencing the peace that passes all understanding.
My God is not sitting on a cloud giving giving life and snatching it away.
Eternal life, once given, cannot be taken away or it would not have been eternal in the first place.
As for suggesting that those who hold to "believing He saved them and it is done" are destined for destruction - if this is what you meant - I am hearing condemnation not conviction. This is not the voice of the Holy Spirit.
This is what the poster said... "Don't worry, OSAS has many followers. It is already fated. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and MANY enter through it. So I am glad MANY follow the OSAS doctrine."
I think pronouncing condemnation on others is against the rules of CF.