The problem of the statement of “never saved to begin with”

[Inquisitor]

Fortunately, I do not have to answer to you.

I realize you take your name seriously. However, the inquisitions in our faith history and the inquisitors were a bloody insult and travesty that marred the actual teachings of Jesus. And our history as a people forever.

Maybe learn to be more gentle in your attempt at communications here.
Thanks. And God Bless.

Very unfortunate that you cannot defend your faith.

 

[PaulThomson]

I don't know what constitutes the charge of Judaizer.

As for Sabbatarianism, I see nothing at all wrong with observing the Sabbath God made for us.
Especially when there cannot be the argument it was made only for the Jews. There was no such thing when God gave us his Sabbath gift. And before he reminded Moses to remind people of it.

We are all one in Christ. Therefore, I don't believe we can divide ourselves in such a way. Especially when Jesus reminded us of his moral and religious commands.

Jesus was suppose to set us free and unite people through his sacred and holy spirit.

It is a travesty in his sight as far as I'm concerned when we today divide ourselves over doctrine we presume to state is absolute. And then condemn those among us who are not in accord.

Something I can't miss here? How aggressive some are in trying to defend their opinions to others. That's new to me.

The minimum time every human should spend ceasing from our own works to commune with God is one day all day per week. It does not matter which day of the week that might be. But the ideal is that we cease from our own works every day all day, and commune with God every day all day. That is called walking in the Spirit and praying without ceasing and entering into His rest.