Again luke 10 is not the gospel . Have you read 1 cor 15.1-4 ?Will God who is love, do less for the Samaritan who loved/Godded his neighbor/enemy?
Again luke 10 is not the gospel . Have you read 1 cor 15.1-4 ?Will God who is love, do less for the Samaritan who loved/Godded his neighbor/enemy?
1 cor 15 . 1-4 is the Gospel . It actually says so . literally .Are you claiming that people who loved their neighbor before Jesus came around entered, get a special pass? That is not gospel.
Then we have the sheep in Matthew 25, who consist of many after Jesus came around, who are awarded the kingdom of heaven for having loved their neighbor.
Does your bible only go up to the four gosepls . You know the difference between the name of the four books and THE Gospel of grace ?Are you claiming that people who loved their neighbor before Jesus came around entered, get a special pass? That is not gospel.
Then we have the sheep in Matthew 25, who consist of many after Jesus came around, who are awarded the kingdom of heaven for having loved their neighbor.
Aside from that making no sense . Do you just make stuff up and believe it ?God is love, means love is God. If you love your neighbor, you're Godding your neighbor.
Does any of the language pertain to anyone else other than Israel ?If we believe in loving our neighbor as the Samaritan did, I will then inherit the kingdom of heaven. If I don't believe in loving my neighbor, as did neither the priest or the rabbi, I will then not inherit the kingdom of heaven, but instead will very likely be among those at the judgment seat saying: "Lord, Lord...", to whom the Lord will reply, never having known them.
The Lord told the Pharisees to judge with common sense; the same should be done here.Again luke 10 is not the gospel . Have you read 1 cor 15.1-4 ?
People before Jesus, like the Samaritan did not get a special pass; the Lord died for all who would love their neighbor as themselves from Adam up to the Lords return.1 cor 15 . 1-4 is the Gospel . It actually says so . literally .
I'm trying to put it in as simple terminology as I can for you.Aside from that making no sense . Do you just make stuff up and believe it ?
It pertains to everyone.Does any of the language pertain to anyone else other than Israel ?
Only if context doesn't matter to you . I believe who Jesus is speaking to, and when makes all the difference.It pertains to everyone.
Yes he told them . Your not the' them ' in the context.The Lord told the Pharisees to judge with common sense; the same should be done here.
It also is yet to be revealed. We know by faith and respond with hope.'Hope ' is referring to the return of christ not on the believers position. Either your sealed by the Holy Spirit unto the day of redemption, today , or your not at all . There is no grey area .
We know by what the bible says .It also is yet to be revealed. We know by faith and respond with hope.
Your salvation is contingent upon your performance and not based on what Jesus didPeople before Jesus, like the Samaritan did not get a special pass; the Lord died for all who would love their neighbor as themselves from Adam up to the Lords return.
While the Lord gave the ten commandments directly to the Exodus Jews; I am aware that God meant it for the whole world, and not just one small group of people.Yes he told them . Your not the' them ' in the context.
see this is how some read the bible . " And God said to Moses " , " oh yes , i think this is talking to me really.
' And Jesus said to ....." Oh but this is Jesus speaking to me really .
Common sense, deductive reasoning with the context of what is described.Is there a verse that says that ?
Your salvation is contingent upon love.Your salvation is contingent upon your performance and not based on what Jesus did![]()
Which verse please ?While the Lord gave the ten commandments directly to the Exodus Jews; I am aware that God meant it for the whole world, and not just one small group of people.