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TTrustandObey replied to the thread The problem of the statement of “never saved to begin with”.I have read many of your posts. Your reasoning is sound. Keep up the noble work.
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TTrustandObey replied to the thread The problem of the statement of “never saved to begin with”.If "grace was handed to them" then how "could they never had it"?
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TTrustandObey replied to the thread The problem of the statement of “never saved to begin with”.There is nothing in the verbiage that states the older son was dead. The father calls the older son as "you are always with me". Both...
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TTrustandObey replied to the thread The problem of the statement of “never saved to begin with”.You sure about this? Sounds like works.
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TTrustandObey replied to the thread The problem of the statement of “never saved to begin with”.Salvation? It's not even mentioned in the story. It is plain to see you are attempting to change the subject and muddy up the water...
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TTrustandObey replied to the thread The problem of the statement of “never saved to begin with”.Poppycock! He was never alive until he returned home? Is that true of the older son as well? Can you not see to what absurd lengths you...
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TTrustandObey replied to the thread The problem of the statement of “never saved to begin with”.Regardless, God did comply and allow Esau to give away his birthright. In your world God would have refused to comply because once a...
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TTrustandObey replied to the thread The problem of the statement of “never saved to begin with”.Or what?
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TTrustandObey replied to the thread The problem of the statement of “never saved to begin with”.Conflate this: The prodigal son was alive but became dead by his own actions. The prodigal son was dead but became alive by his own...
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TTrustandObey replied to the thread The problem of the statement of “never saved to begin with”.He most certainly will. Are you not aware of how in the days of old that Esau gave away his birthright.
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Pretty clear that Paul did not believe in the doctrine of once saved always saved. Gal. 5:2 Behold, I Paul say unto you, that if ye be... -
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TTrustandObey replied to the thread The problem of the statement of “never saved to begin with”.I see his point very clearly. If salvation cannot be lost by our actions then warnings directed at Christians have no meaning. The...
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TTrustandObey reacted to wwjdmichael101's post in the thread The problem of the statement of “never saved to begin with”.
OH MY GOODNESS! What in the world is wrong with the way people interpret the Bible. The Bible give plenty of warnings. If i wrote a...
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TTrustandObey replied to the thread The problem of the statement of “never saved to begin with”.The prodigal son was labeled by the father as a dead son and a lost son. You are simply trying to sugar coat their relationship with...