What you are saying is that your salvation depends on your actions, works, not on the work of Jesus.
To depend on yourself is very dangerous.
You cannot keep yourself saved.
As for Judas, he was never saved, He had many opportunities but chose to reject Jesus.
Again, what would be the purpose of Judgement Day if you are saved forever by the ransom of Jesus Christ.
What you are saying is that your salvation depends on your actions, works, not on the work of Jesus.
To depend on yourself is very dangerous.
You cannot keep yourself saved.
As for Judas, he was never saved, He had many opportunities but chose to reject Jesus.
1 Corinth 10:33 - The Bible strictly advises to "keep doing the will of God" until the end of this World. His disciples did not stop preaching once Jesus ascended back to Heaven. The work never stops. The scriptures say after you have done all that you have to do, maybe you might be saved. Acts 17:31, Mathew 25:46, Acts 10:42 If everybody where already judged, why would we need a Judgement Day? We are considered by our works, but we are also considered because the effects of the ransom that allots us all to even be considered righteous. Mathew 24:14