@Chester
Yes what do you think these ongoing results are?
And you think those who have believed can or cannot stop believing?
Ah ok you did not watch 1 of the 2 videos fully, thank you for answering, what is it which was said in these videos that you think is contrary to a verse of the bible?
Yes what do you think these ongoing results are?
And you think those who have believed can or cannot stop believing?
Ah ok you did not watch 1 of the 2 videos fully, thank you for answering, what is it which was said in these videos that you think is contrary to a verse of the bible?
"If you have not believed yet that Jesus has given to you unlosable eternal life: You are guaranteed hell. " = your own belief and doctrine (If this is not so please show me a Scripture that states the preceding - in bold print.)
Now your questions:
(1) "ongoing results" - the Greek perfect tense is possible to be taken in numerous different ways depending on the context and the verb meaning
(2) Can those who have believed stop believing? -- The answer to that may not be as important as we think - What matters is what the Bible says about the subject: One thing I do know is that the person who is believing in Jesus is saved. The one who is not believing in Jesus is not saved.
(3) The video: at 2:04 - he quotes Paul at Philippi (Acts 16:31) - "Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved and thy house, and that's it." My Bible (KJV) doesn't have those last three words - "and that's it" - and as far as I know there is no evidence anywhere that Paul said or implied those three words here. And a little later he quotes some powerful wonderful verses about salvation that talk about believing in Jesus and you will have everlasting life! Yes, and amen! PTL! What a Saviour! But then at 2:58 he suddenly injects "you can't lose your salvation" - Not sure where he got that from - I suppose he got it from the doctrine that he believes?! The verses he had just been quoting didn't say that!???? From there things got further and further away from the text and into personal doctrine - and that is OK = Each person is allowed to believe what they want.