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Re: Freewill religion is the Man of Sin ! - Part 2
They all did one step; they all believed. If you want to argue additional works salvation, argue with @Doulos Iesou .
I have not even chosen to argue that here: All I am saying is that belief itself it *defined* as a work by Jesus so I will tell you to talk to Doulous, for he has an argument that there *IS* also a false religion called easy believeism. Perhaps that is another blasphemy that you are not aware of?
As it says in John 6:28-29: This is the *WORK* ... that you believe.
Even if It is not workS salvation -- there is one work; AND YOU MUST DO IT. Believe.
The bible says it, I believe it.
Now, having said the one thing from scripture -- I will complete it with one:
Because a person does a work does not mean they earn anything.
Here is why Paul says this:
Roman 4:4 Now to him that worketh is the reward not reckoned of grace, but of debt.
Because, in the law, if one earns something -- the other person is in their debt.
Consider the contrary case:
If I am offered a house, for free, but there is are the implicit conditions that I come to the bank, sign the papers, pick up the keys, bring an insurance inspector, and move in; I will have done many works -- but not one of them earned the house.
But -- I could avoid those works and yet, there would be consequences; for if I avoid the only important work; I will never get the house.
I Really DO have the power, (though it can be stripped from me by force), to disbelieve the one who offers me the house; I can condemn them in my heart as a liar who I accuse of toying with me cruelly; like the posters on the internet saying: "Your a winner" click here.
Yes: I can walk away -- and guaranteed, then, there is no prize. (But there may not be a prize even if I believe??)
For, If I believe and profess with my lips (A WORK!!!)... then I am saved??!
BUT: if I choose not to believe the one offering the gift as trustworthy, then I am condemned. I can never control the gift.
Roman 3:27 Where is boasting then? It is excluded. By what law? of works? Nay: but by the law of faith.
Finally:
Jesus Christ has offered to build a house for me; nay, he promised even more: to build a house out of me as living stone.
Scripture says it, I believe it. Abraham earned nothing, but he DID work; without a work, Abraham would be dead in sin.
James 2:20 But wilt thou know, O vain man, that faith without work is dead?
James 2:21 Was not Abraham our father justified by work, when he had offered Isaac his son upon the altar?
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That's works Salvation. Christ gives Eternal Life to as many as the Father gave Him, they did not make any steps. Jn 17:2Therefore, there is one identifiable step which must be completed before
one can have eternal life
2 As thou hast given him power over all flesh, that he should give eternal life to as many as thou hast given him.
No steps required, Christ has completed all the required steps for them, to give them Life Eternal !
They all did one step; they all believed. If you want to argue additional works salvation, argue with @Doulos Iesou .
I have not even chosen to argue that here: All I am saying is that belief itself it *defined* as a work by Jesus so I will tell you to talk to Doulous, for he has an argument that there *IS* also a false religion called easy believeism. Perhaps that is another blasphemy that you are not aware of?
As it says in John 6:28-29: This is the *WORK* ... that you believe.
Even if It is not workS salvation -- there is one work; AND YOU MUST DO IT. Believe.
The bible says it, I believe it.
Now, having said the one thing from scripture -- I will complete it with one:
Because a person does a work does not mean they earn anything.
Here is why Paul says this:
Roman 4:4 Now to him that worketh is the reward not reckoned of grace, but of debt.
Because, in the law, if one earns something -- the other person is in their debt.
Consider the contrary case:
If I am offered a house, for free, but there is are the implicit conditions that I come to the bank, sign the papers, pick up the keys, bring an insurance inspector, and move in; I will have done many works -- but not one of them earned the house.
But -- I could avoid those works and yet, there would be consequences; for if I avoid the only important work; I will never get the house.
I Really DO have the power, (though it can be stripped from me by force), to disbelieve the one who offers me the house; I can condemn them in my heart as a liar who I accuse of toying with me cruelly; like the posters on the internet saying: "Your a winner" click here.
Yes: I can walk away -- and guaranteed, then, there is no prize. (But there may not be a prize even if I believe??)
For, If I believe and profess with my lips (A WORK!!!)... then I am saved??!
BUT: if I choose not to believe the one offering the gift as trustworthy, then I am condemned. I can never control the gift.
Roman 3:27 Where is boasting then? It is excluded. By what law? of works? Nay: but by the law of faith.
Finally:
Jesus Christ has offered to build a house for me; nay, he promised even more: to build a house out of me as living stone.
Scripture says it, I believe it. Abraham earned nothing, but he DID work; without a work, Abraham would be dead in sin.
James 2:20 But wilt thou know, O vain man, that faith without work is dead?
James 2:21 Was not Abraham our father justified by work, when he had offered Isaac his son upon the altar?
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