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I said this:
"That's exactly what a jailer asked Paul.
This is the question he asked in Acts 16:
"30He then brought them out and asked, “Sirs, what must I do to be saved?"
This is Paul's answer to the jailer:
31They replied, “Believe in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved—you and your household.”
That's how anyone gets saved."
I responded to your question with an answer FROM SCRIPTURE. And there was a big booooo.
Eternal life is a gift of God, per Rom 6:23. God's gifts are irrevocable, per Rom 11:29. Therefore, eternal life is irrevocable, regardless of anything presented to the contrary.
I exegeted 1 John 3:9, which explains v.10, which you've not commented about in any way.
Why not just interact with my answers?
"That's exactly what a jailer asked Paul.
This is the question he asked in Acts 16:
"30He then brought them out and asked, “Sirs, what must I do to be saved?"
This is Paul's answer to the jailer:
31They replied, “Believe in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved—you and your household.”
That's how anyone gets saved."
It's unbelievable and inexcusable for a professing believer to boooo any Scripture, even when it refuted one's opinions.Booooo!
I have never ever viewed the jailer's question or Paul's answer as any kind of diversion.It occurred to me that you would try to wiggle out of this with this lame diversion.
I responded to your question with an answer FROM SCRIPTURE. And there was a big booooo.
There never has been any diversion from me.So, no more diversion.
I've done that many times, but you've just rejected the answer.You have to show us how it is that unfruitful, child of the devil branches are in actuality saved, children of God branches.
Eternal life is a gift of God, per Rom 6:23. God's gifts are irrevocable, per Rom 11:29. Therefore, eternal life is irrevocable, regardless of anything presented to the contrary.
Actually, you've NOT proven any contradiction in my responses. Just claims and opinions.As it is right now, you're arguing that unfruitful branches being cut out of the vine are actually saved, children of God branches, in complete contradiction to John who says unfruitful people are obviously children of the devil, not children of God (1 John 3:10 NASB).
I exegeted 1 John 3:9, which explains v.10, which you've not commented about in any way.
Why not just interact with my answers?