Saving Souls

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JoshMal

JoshMal

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Is it ok to ignore someone that is refusing to be saved, but to keep interceding for him/her in prayers?
 
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Ugly

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Nothing requires you to talk to any one person. And you can pray for anyone you want. I'm not sure what talking to someone and praying for them have to do with one another.
 
blue_ladybug

blue_ladybug

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Feb 21, 2014
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If they're refusing to get saved, then I don't see how praying for them would help.. It has to be their decision to get saved, God isn't gonna force it upon them.. But on the other hand, prayer wouldn't hurt them either. :)

JoshMal said:
Is it ok to ignore someone that is refusing to be saved, but to keep interceding for him/her in prayers?
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JoshMal said:
Is it ok to ignore someone that is refusing to be saved, but to keep interceding for him/her in prayers?
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Read the Gospel of John and notice how many ways Jesus annoyed people and saved people. He also was great at getting others to ignore him. lol
 
Joidevivre

Joidevivre

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Why would you ignore him just because he is not saved?

You could just be a friend with no preaching.
 
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