Who will be saved?

[Basil the Great]

(1) only those Christians who are pacifists?
(2) only Protestant Christians?
(3) all Christians?
(4) all people of good will, regardless of if they are Christians?

 

[Antje]

(5) All those on whom Christ will have mercy.

We know with certainty that Christ will have mercy on those who have repented of their sins and have asked for Christ's mercy. As for others, I don't believe we can know with certainty how Christ will judge them. Personally, I have a hunch that he'll have mercy on a whole bunch of extra people, but I don't find that in scripture so I don't know it with certainty.

 

[jdale72]

Phil.2:10-11 says every knee will bow ad every tongue confess
that Jesus Christ is Lord.
Rom.10:9 says if you confess and believe He's raised from the dead you'll be saved.
1Cor.12:3 says you can't do that without the Holy Spirit.
(6) everyone.

 

[Gatz]

whoever loves Jesus

 

[WayneinMaine]

"...he that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved." -Jesus

 

[Willowbrook]

YouTube - What Would the Modern Preacher Have Done? (Paul Washer)

 

[WayneinMaine]

YouTube - What Would the Modern Preacher Have Done? (Paul Washer)

Pretty good, but he starts off with classic Reformed soteriology. The idea that one has to repent of one's attempt to "be good" and depend on the "finished work". Jesus said one has to repent of his sins and He calls us to to follow Him. The rest "happens".

 

[Willowbrook]

Pretty good, but he starts off with classic Reformed soteriology. The idea that one has to repent of one's attempt to "be good" and depend on the "finished work". Jesus said one has to repent of his sins and He calls us to to follow Him. The rest "happens".

I'm not sure what you're saying here. As the speaker states, when our sin
is made clear to us by the Holy Spirit, and we agree with Him in faith of
Jesus' finished work for us, the Holy Spirit regenerates our spirit.

I agree Jesus calls us to follow Him, and in so doing we will live a life
of continued repentance (turning from sin) as the Holy Spirit points it
out to us, and enables us to do so. Am I correct?