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It is a gift. A real gift. No strings attached and nothing due in return.
So we don’t have to obey the Gospel ?
So we don’t need to worry about obeying the truth, walking in the truth or practicing the truth?
JLB
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It is a gift. A real gift. No strings attached and nothing due in return.
Where have I been dishonest?
I have. Here it is again:
“What man of you, having a hundred sheep and losing one of them, does not leave the ninety-nine in the grassland and go after the one that was lost until he finds it?
Luke 15:4 - https://www.biblegateway.com/passage?search=Luke 15:4&version=LEB
I see a lot of similarity between this teaching and that of the prodigal son. How much more did the father rejoice at the return of the lost son vs the one that did not go astray?
Where have I been dishonest?
I never said that and walking in the truth is a sign of true salvation.. same with fruit of the Spirit. But you are saying that as soon as we stray from the path we are I'm danger of falling away from Christ. That's not how it works. The Holy Spirit doesn't drop us like a rock if our flesh wins for a period. Christ's love is unconditional. Salvation is a one time covenant with the believer and God is faithful to us.So we don’t have to obey the Gospel ?
So we don’t need to worry about obeying the truth, walking in the truth or practicing the truth?
JLB
Nope. Nothing there dishonest. You must think you’re on the unmoderated site.Right here -
I’ve not mentioned Jesus going after lost sheep. Or Jesus returning. Only you have, not me.How can Jesus go after lost sheep, if He is seated in heaven, on the right hand of God?
Where does the parable say anything about a person “watching over” his sheep? LOL it doesn’t. It simply says the sheep (all 100) are His. Oh, and He goes after even the 1 out of His 100 sheep until He finds it.
But you are saying that as soon as we stray from the path we are I'm danger of falling away from Christ.
I’ve not mentioned Jesus going after lost sheep. Or Jesus returning. Only you have, not me.
Why deviate from the Text? There’s nothing about a shepherd either. It’s the One who owns the 100 sheep “my sheep” that searches for the 1 out of 100 “until He finds it”
Who are you saying the “One” who owns the sheep is, if not Jesus?
How Jesus walked invites a long list ...I believe salvation includes sanctification,
and this is related to discipleship.
That means we walk as Jesus walked.
Yes, I read a great explanation of this the other day re:A further question comes to my mind along this subject. Can we or anyone lose something that we or anyone didn't have in the first place? In other words, can a sheep become lost if it was never part of the fold?
who do you exhalt among men to the ownership of His sheep?
Yes, I read a great explanation of this the other day ...
The lost sheep represents a BAC who has gone astray!
It makes sense that there would be more rejoicing when
a BAC returns ... than ... when an unbeliever comes to believe.
The BAC was chosen and called by Father God
before the foundation of the world
and was given by the Father to Jesus!
Unbelievers were never chosen and called.
So much for Arminianism.
No, a sister who transgresses the doctrine of Christ,Do you believe a brother who transgresses the doctrine of Christ, still has Christ?
Sorry, I'm confused ...Do lost people need to be saved?
The line you quoted from me was actually me quoting JLB.No, a sister who transgresses the doctrine of Christ,
is involved in habitual unrepentant sin, and etc. ...
is no longer "in Christ" and is under condemnation.
Until sincere repentance is forthcoming!
Sorry, I'm confused ...
which rabbit hole did you back down into this time?
Please indicate the Rabbit Hole # ... Thanks.
No, a sister who transgresses the doctrine of Christ,
is involved in habitual unrepentant sin, and etc,
is no longer "in Christ" and is under condemnation.
Until sincere repentance is forthcoming!
I never said that and walking in the truth is a sign of true salvation.. same with fruit of the Spirit. But you are saying that as soon as we stray from the path we are I'm danger of falling away from Christ. That's not how it works. The Holy Spirit doesn't drop us like a rock if our flesh wins for a period. Christ's love is unconditional. Salvation is a one time covenant with the believer and God is faithful to us.
I know you are going to snap back with some carefully worded but meaningless response so I'm just gonna say I've said my peace and be done with it.