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I can show the opposite. John 3:18 states quite clearly those who don’t believe aren’t saved.

The things people come up with to support their heresies. Fixed it for ya.

So much for grace.

Jesus Christ is Lord of all creation whether people want to acknowledge that or not.

Be careful, five. Don’t get frustrated with heretics to the point that you get tossed for referring to them as the enemy. 😊

When stating God didn’t die for everyone but only for the elect, you’re completely discrediting the Great Commission because there’s absolutely no need for it.

Jesus Christ died on the cross in our place. That’s the justice. Where exactly does it state in the Bible that the Father’s justice and mercy demands that only a few will be saved? Please provide the book, the chapter and verse.

So much for the Great Commission.

No He didn’t.

@Blain I don’t know you and didn’t know of your affliction prior to your post. I pray God restores your site as only He can. I also pray God softens your heart because you’re not sharing love, you’re sharing anger, and I question the validity of its righteousness. You come in here throwing...

Good point. I used to consider the possibility of soul sleep being real but John 5.24 changed my mind about that.

Slow your roll, hero. I support your position regarding the magnitude of Christ’s complete work resulting in the irrevocable gift of our salvation, so take your misguided indignation elsewhere. Talk about petty arguments,

Your words above are precisely why it’s not petty arguing but rather a sincere effort to have people see the truth regarding the fullness of the Gospel.

Yes

Why are so many people hesitant to embrace the possibility of Lazarus and the Rich Man being a literal event?

There is no required work for salvation. When we repent, it is a one time event regarding our forgiveness, however asking for forgiveness on a regular basis is beneficial because it helps strengthen our relationship with God.

Says the one who stated, “So you're in the camp that says once we're saved, we no longer have to trust in Him.” Our trust in Him is precisely why we know we are saved, because He says so. You have serious issues dude. I pray it’s not synaptic misfires.

People relying on themselves to maintain their salvation gives new meaning to breaking the first commandment.