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You have a son. He dies for your whole family so they can live and be safe. Yet one of your other sons deny His death was for your safety.
How would that make you feel?>>>sciotamicks
Several questions I would have to ask first before I would state my feelings.
First: Why was the family in jeopardy in the first place necessitating being saved by the death of a son?
Second: Why this particular family and not others?
Third: If in the death of the son bring freedom to the rest of the families,
would it not be a good thing to let them know?
Fourth: Because you are the other son, who unless accepts the reasoning behind the death of your brother, remain still, as though freedom is just an illusion, and still under bondage.
My feelings are that because I know why my brother died for me, I now am free, and willing to if called to, do the same for my other brothers and sisters.
Who are my brothers and sisters?
They are they that I have a responsibility to give an account of why I believe my brothers death was justified to set them free.
I apologize in advance, but I believe you have a gift of twisting words around without even knowing it.
Salvation is given freely by our Creator through the death of His Son.
When you profess your belief in Christ, all the blessings of that salvation God has promised throughout scripture, which was given freely comes onto you. That is being saved. Being saved is a status of living within the Covenant promises of that salvation....which was given freely to all mankind.
If you do not profess your belief in Jesus Christ, you do not get those blessings that have already been given to you.
When you die, without that blessing, you go to Hell.
When you profess your belief in Christ, all the blessings of that salvation God has promised throughout scripture, which was given freely comes onto you. That is being saved. Being saved is a status of living within the Covenant promises of that salvation....which was given freely to all mankind.
If you do not profess your belief in Jesus Christ, you do not get those blessings that have already been given to you.
I await your explanation of how we "profess" belief in Jesus Christ. Also . . . please explain how you do NOT GET what has ALREADY BEEN GIVEN to you?
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When you die, without that blessing, you go to Hell.
Translation: IF you don't believe THE WAY I DO . . . God is gonna get you!
First: Why was the family in jeopardy in the first place necessitating being saved by the death of a son?
Of Eternal Damnantion....this is an anoalogy of the Christ story.
But I will answer your questions.
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Second: Why this particular family and not others?
This family is like Israel.....Jew and Gentile.
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Third: If in the death of the son bring freedom to the rest of the families,
would it not be a good thing to let them know?
Hmmmm...didn't I say that the other son denied the purpose and death of the one who submitted himself for?
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Fourth: Because you are the other son, who unless accepts the reasoning behind the death of your brother, remain still, as though freedom is just an illusion, and still under bondage.
Huh?
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My feelings are that because I know why my brother died for me, I now am free, and willing to if called to, do the same for my other brothers and sisters.
Who are my brothers and sisters?
They are they that I have a responsibility to give an account of why I believe my brothers death was justified to set them free.
Blessings, AJ
Exactly. Spread the word so they don't die eternally.
I await your explanation of how we "profess" belief in Jesus Christ. Also . . . please explain how you do NOT GET what has ALREADY BEEN GIVEN to you?
Translation: IF you don't believe THE WAY I DO . . . God is gonna get you!
Why are you making something so simple, to be so complicated?
I believe that if you don't accept Christ as your personal savior, you are going to hell. SImple as that. That is what the Bible teaches.
Why are you making something so simple, to be so complicated?
I believe that if you don't accept Christ as your personal savior, you are going to hell. SImple as that. That is what the Bible teaches.
Simplistic is not the same as simple. It is your view that is complicated and twisted to accomodate a desire to be special in some way. ALL of humankind has the consciousness of Jesus (who loves us ALL) which enables us to join with God upon our "rebirth" as Spirit after our physical death. The only danger is not being successfully "reborn" as Spirit(failure) . . . which has consequences (but not eternal ones).
That seems to have been replaced with a new rule...
"Sola What I Want It To Say", is now the new way to go it seems....
No . . . it is a rejection of the "Sola what ancient primitive savage animal and baby sacrificers say."
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