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John 3:16-17 Romans 10:9-10

You are self righteously walking directly into Matthew 7:21-23. If you want to walk in God’s grace, walk into Luke 18:9-14 in like manner of the tax collector.

No grace? No brother of mine.

Like I said yesterday, you NEVER focus on God’s grace, but rather your twisted negativity. God will not lose even one that belongs to Him. That’s grace, and it’s beautiful.

Both. But only one is edifying.

I apologize for hitting you with reality in that you are a sinner. That does not mean you are bad or evil, but what it does mean is that you fall short of the glory of God. You always have and you always will.

Deflection

Deliberately setting their cruise control over the speed limit is not a sin in their eyes. Funny how they excuse their sins.

Where is that written? The way I see it, what is written is that God will not lose a single one who belongs to Him.

Show me where it says that anyone who has faith in Jesus Christ but is guilty of murder does not have eternal life.

Mass shooting ~ Planned Parenthood . . .

I like everything you said, however I do not understand your last sentence.

That’s why I’m surprised this wasn’t given more attention in the other Gospels.

So I take it you won’t be attending any mass shooting ceremonies celebrating God’s grace. They won’t be the same without you. ❤️

A man proclaiming faith in Jesus Christ during his last moments, and that man being assured of eternal life from Christ Himself, is pretty extraordinary, and I’m surprised it was not more focused upon by all four Gospels authors.

That’s a beautiful question and I’m pleased to answer it. The believer’s mind is set on righteousness. With that said, how come yours is always set on sin and negativity? And I don’t say your mind is not set on those things because your entire history of posts says otherwise.

I didn’t have time to edit my original post. I’m simply looking for thoughts, opinions and insights on the matter. I don’t necessarily see discrepancies or false narratives, but perhaps versions of the incident that were not espoused upon to their fullest. Thank you for any input.

Matthew 27:44 and Mark 15:32 mention the two men crucified with Jesus, but make no mention of one of them proclaiming faith in Jesus as told in Luke. In fact, in Matthew and Mark it is said that both men were ridiculing Jesus.

My favorite chapter.

So you admit we can sin all we want.