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

    lol, I see enough inquisitions on Christian Forums, but you’re right, I should have added that as well.
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    I take the Scriptures as a whole (getting the big picture), and what I come up with fits best with as little contradiction as possible. I’ve looked at many views in studying the Scriptures and that’s where I landed.
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    lol, it would also mean a return to Rome with all it's Mysteries, Intermediaries, Superstitions and Work Righteousness. Indulgences anybody?
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    lol, The giving of the law by Jesus (going to the heart, was to show mankind was unfit to save himself, they needed the truly Obedient One to save them... For as by one man's disobedience many were made sinners, so by the obedience of one shall many be made righteous. Moreover the law entered...
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    So Paul was conflicted?... Even when we were dead in sins, hath quickened us together with Christ, (by grace ye are saved;) (Eph 2:5)
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    It was all one discourse whereas 27 was different.
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    Ok then we'll throw out all of Paul's letters and become 'Red Letter Christians' like most liberal Christians do.
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    Because it follows chap 24, which contains the GT.
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    Yep, I think OSAS is biblical and I believe in the pre-tribulation rapture. lol
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    Where does the bible EXPLICITLY teach 'salvation by good deeds'?
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    No, you called them 'non-Christian'. Technically, they are called Tribulation saints.
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    Huh? I think you have the wrong address.
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    Ok, difference of opinion/timing. No biggie.
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    Those who came to faith during the GT., mainly Jews but some Gentiles.
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    Mt 25:32 says 'nations', not saints. I don't plan on being there. Yes Jesus saved me while in my sins. Even when we were dead in sins, hath quickened us together with Christ, (by grace ye are saved;) (Eph 2:5)
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    I believe the Church will be raptured before/during the GT, so we won't be here.
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    Jesus is salvation. He changes hearts and lives.
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    From my understanding, that isn't the G.T., it's just the prelude. Chap 8 starts the real zinger. especially vs.7. In any case, I doubt Jackson sees either as the GT.
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    The last I checked we are not yet in the Great Tribulation.
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    Research: Majority of Americans Believe Works Are the Key to Salvation

    That sounds very Roman Catholic, are you ex-R.C.? Which is it? Avoid perishing or losing fellowship with God?