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On an earlier post you said that you rejected four "chances" to start trusting in Jesus as your Savior but you accepted the fifth "chance."
So then, does not your Full Preterists/Covenant Creationism theology, in reality, depend on one being smart enough to make the right choice before one dies or runs out of "chances" on this earth?
How can you say it doesn't depend on anything with one side of your mouth, then with the other side of your mouth say it depends on accepting a "chance?"
Great...but you still didn't answer the question. Is it possible for a man, scriptural speaking, to be saved, after he has expired biologically in his sins?
Do you really not think that this doesn't answer your question? ABSOLUTE ASSURANCE IN JESUS CHRIST THAT HE WILL SAVE EVERYONE absolute assurance in jesus christ
Sometimes the most intelligent thing a person can say is...."I am in over my head." It appears you may be Jerwade...I have extensively discussed this very topic in many many places, both on land, and on the net.
If this is the only rebuttal you have, you may want to bow out now.
Remember, this precise topic, I have covered in over a hundred pages of notes...spanning over years.....which I have the access to right now.
It seems the swede and I, are on the very same page, and have used very similar notes.
Do you really not think that this doesn't answer your question? ABSOLUTE ASSURANCE IN JESUS CHRIST THAT HE WILL SAVE EVERYONE absolute assurance in jesus christ
When you say everyone....do you mean their bodies and spirit, or their disembodied spirit solely, and precisely how is a unregenerate spirit, redeemed....by what process?
So...do you believe Salvation is an event in the future, or in the past?
For me the answer to that question is not important.
According to the Bible, the successful salvation of everyone who needs salvation from everything from which they need to be saved is a certainty.
That is what is important to me.
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J. Preston Eby does a thorough job covering many aspects of the topic.
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Humility never hurt anyone, but integrity is important. Especially, if you desire to instruct or teach others.
There are no new ideas when it comes to the truth, only new teachers, and if they are consistent with the Bible, then the teaching should come easy and unified with the spirit of Christ.
When you say everyone....do you mean their bodies and spirit, or their disembodied spirit solely, and precisely how is a unregenerate spirit, redeemed....by what process?
For me the answer to that question is not important.
According to the Bible, the successful salvation of everyone who needs salvation from everything from which they need to be saved is a certainty.
That is what is important to me.
[LEFT]A great fifteen chapter introductory series to ultimate reconciliation.
J. Preston Eby does a thorough job covering many aspects of the topic.
Fundamental reading for any person interested in studying universalism from a solid biblical perspective. Highly Recommended! http://www.godfire.net/eby/saviour_of_the_world.html[/LEFT]
So you disagree with the verses I had posted earlier? That it doesn't fall in the lifetime of the person....that man...or be it that...a disembodied spirit can come to salvation...even though the scriptures teach that baptism is our death, and we are raised to life...while we are biologically alive?
So...do you believe Salvation is an event in the future, or in the past?
Actually, the term "salvation", or being saved, is used as a past tense event, a present tense event, and also as a future tense event:
Past tense:
Rom 8:24 for in hope we were saved, and hope beheld is not hope; for what any one doth behold, why also doth he hope for it ?
Present Tense:
1Co 15:2 through which also ye are being saved, in what words I proclaimed good news to you, if ye hold fast, except ye did believe in vain,
And, Future Tense:
Rom 5:10 for if, being enemies, we have been reconciled to God through the death of His Son, much more, having been reconciled, we shall be saved in his life.
I suppose one could choose all three...
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Absolute assurance that jesus will save all
God will have all men to be saved
