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Robert. Scripture does not say that if you are not born again you go to hell. What it does say is that unless you are born again you cannot enter the kingdom of God. (John 3:5). This is probably the most fundamental verse in all of scripture that prescribes the absolute criteria for anyone to...
Scripture says that the Spirit gives birth to spirit. ie the Spirit of God gives birth to the spirit of man.
If this is so, then surely it is only those who are born of the Spirit who are 'triune' beings.
I'd like to test the water on the subject of salvation since for me it is key to understanding what salvation is, and therefore whether or not, it is possible to lose it. Since Jesus said that no one can see or enter the kingdom of heaven unless they are born again, a notion that was...
Yes, I am aware of that but I don't understand what that has to do with the op. Was it relevant or was it just a side note? Whether relevant or not I don't see any scriptural support for your opinion on Pharaoh's 'judgment'.
And on the topic of predestination to hell, most, I believe, totally...
The question was in post 65. You then went on to ask if I believed that Pharaoh was predestined to hell.
Am I missing something or should I ask what your point is/was.
Thanks
Thanks JLB. Yes, I appreciate it was a response to Reba. I came into the thread late, read it and while I hold a different opinion, wondered how it relates to the Op. What does Pharaoh have to do with the possibility of a Christian losing their salvation ... in your opinion? Thanks
Hey JLB. Doesn't look like you have responded to my last post. It referred to an earlier post of yours regarding Pharaoh and I'd like to understand what you were meaning by it. Thanks
I don’t believe it is possible to ‘do’ the will of God unless one is child of God, ie born of the Spirit of God. So for me, man does not ‘do’ the will of God, in order to ‘be’ saved or ‘be’ in relationship with God. He is born of God and therefore the fruit of his life is to do the will of God.
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