Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

hmm i read John 15 and it seems closer to the truth to say He has invited us into His heart
i don't see "invite Him into your heart" there but i see,

it says we did not choose Him -- we did not invite Him
but He chose us -- He invited us, and brought us into Him, out of the world.
He says keep His command, and says His command is to love one another.
it says He took us and put us into His heart, and He says, stay there - stay in His heart

as you say, amen, endure in this faith; believe Him, even to the end

if He chose me to bear fruit, i know i will bear fruit.
i am not afraid, because i trust Him, and i know He cannot fail

No,
'law of Moses' is God's terminology, and He calls it His own commandments, for Israel:

Malachi 4:4
Remember the Law of Moses, My servant, Which I commanded him in Horeb for all Israel, [With] [the] statutes and judgments.

Seem to me from john 3:16 He choose whosoever believe
He chose human not human chose Him
No body ask Him to die on the cross He chief to die

He invite every body to be His chosen by say yes

He chose not by force
He say let Me in
Yes He chose every of us but up to us

If I have 5 child, I love all, I chose all to inherit all I have
Up to them to accept or not
I allready prepare 5 houses for them, but one of them don't like that house move to other town
Up to them

That what happen to our Lord

He chose to die for all of us

Mean He chose us

Depend on us say yes or no

Seem to me from john 3:16 He choose whosoever believe
He chose human not human chose Him

No body ask Him to die on the cross He chief to die

He invite every body to be His chosen by say yes

I agree....the Jews coined the term... Law of Moses, not me.
But I believe they did it to separate the Law of Works...from the Ten Commandments

Those who do believe in Him are chosen for service. Eph 1:4

Ephesians 1:4 says this choosing took place before the foundation of the world.
did we believe before the foundation of the world?

This is unbiblical. No verse says what you claim.

In facts, John 3:16 makes clear it is humans who choose to trust in Him.


And He chose to die for EVERYONE.


Not exactly. He invites everyone to believe in Him for salvation. Those who do believe in Him are chosen for service. Eph 1:4

I believe both

But God do first

please share verses that show clearly that election is to salvation.

we could simply read the next verse in Ephesians - before the foundation of the world we were predestined to adoption as sons.
specifically, according to the good pleasure of His will - just as in v. 1 Paul declares himself to be an apostle by the will of God, as opposed to being this by Paul's own will.

i do not disagree that we are saved unto good works in His service. that'd be silly - v. 4 is clear about that; He chose us to be blameless & holy before Him

"us" is a peculiarly intimate & specific word to use if what is really meant is a generic unknown placeholder for anyone who may happen to randomly believe out of their own will & effort & desire, don't you think?

Before the foundation of the world God chose to invite all, not some, but all or whosoever to believe

Back to my analogy
I chose all my 5 children to inherit houses

Say my first say yes

Then he tell to his friend, daddy chose me to give a house
Yes he tell the truth, I chose him, but it doesn't mean I only chose him
I invite all my child

Before the foundation of the world God chose to invite all, not some, but all or whosoever to believe

Back to my analogy
I chose all my 5 children to inherit houses

Say my first say yes

Then he tell to his friend, daddy chose me to give a house
Yes he tell the truth, I chose him, but it doesn't mean I only chose him
I invite all my child

the problem with this is God did not predestinate everyone.

those he did chose. will be saved.. Not because he chose them. But because he knew who would receive his gift and chose to save them before time began

But in john 3:16 Jesus declare His will to call every one

Jesus has gone to prepare a place in the Father's house
does He build exactly the right number of houses?

will there be any empty houses or any homeless people in heaven?

calling and predestination are not the same

I’m sorry but this is a mass of confusion to conflate believing/faith with our works. It is simply Anti-Gospel…
Here we see the two don’t mix…

Galatians 2:16 CSB
[16] and yet because we know that a person is not justified by the works of the law but by faith in Jesus Christ, even we ourselves have believed in Christ Jesus. This was so that we might be justified by faith in Christ and not by the works of the law, because by the works of the law no human being will be justified.

Even James would disagree…

James 2:17 CSB
[17] In the same way faith, if it does not have works, is dead by itself.

Our faith rests in His works.

The cause of a lot of confusion about the scriptures is contained within too many versions of the bible.. Gal 2:16 in the version study from says we are justified by faith "OFF" Jesus Christ, not "IN" Jesus Christ.

This is unbiblical. No verse says what you claim.

In facts, John 3:16 makes clear it is humans who choose to trust in Him.


And He chose to die for EVERYONE.


Not exactly. He invites everyone to believe in Him for salvation. Those who do believe in Him are chosen for service. Eph 1:4