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Well, where's the verse that says Gods elect/believers can lose their salvation?. None of those verses say any such thing. If you put down that distorted Arminian lens down, and study the Bible without it, you would find that the Arminian "saved by works" version of the gospel is not taught by...

I've never accused you of anything, are you sure you've got the right guy?

My Church has an outreach ministry, where we knock on doors to proclaim the gospel, but most people respond by rejecting the gospel as foolishness. Why do you think most people use their free will to reject a free offer of eternal life in paradise, and choose eternal torment in the lake of...

Galatians 6:7-8 is only an observation. It's quite simply saying that believers sow to the Spirit and unbelievers sow to the flash. So both Saints and Reprobates reap their just reward. Gods people reap the reward which the Lord Jesus purchased for us at the cross. The reprobate reap the...

I couldn't find any warnings in any of the verses you referred to. Can you please show me the verse where saved people lose their salvation. I haven't found a single verse in the Bible to support any such nonsense.

Can you please explain in what way does Pauls inspired language, not align with "Reformed Theology". It's one thing to make a claim, but if it's not based on Gods Word, then it's only based on your private unqualified opinion. Where does Paul teach "present depravity and future corruption" as...

I never claimed that 1 Thess 5:21 was optional or irrelevant to Gods elect. I simply made the point that we don't lose our salvation, if we disobey it. Our salvation is not conditional on our ability to keep the law/commandments. I know Arminianism teaches the "saved by works" version of the...

No, Paul is not describing a "life characterized by sowing to the flesh ends in corruption". Paul knows better than to teach such nonsense. The life of an unbeliever does not end in corruption, instead that life is corrupt from the point of conception and throughout their life and throughout...

Is that the best defence you have to offer?

I'm not sure why you reject sound doctrine, but I can only assume it's because of what 2 Timothy 4:3-4 says "For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine, but according to their own desires, because they have itching ears, they will heap up for themselves teachers; and they...

No, Paul does not write in Galatians 5:4 that " believers who try to earn their righteousness through the Mosaic Law have "been severed from Christ" and "fallen away from grace". You just made that nonsense up, believers are not mentioned in the verse. Galatians 5:4 does not teach that a...

As bad as Hades is, it's still not as bad as their final destiny. The Lake of Fire is the most awful place of all, the unsaved will be cast into it by the Lord Jesus Himself. They will beg for mercy but the Lord Jesus will show them no mercy at all.

1 Thessalonians 5:21 is an exhortation, it's not a command. The hearers were already saved, so they were not going to fall away.

It would be very helpful if you could reveal which scriptures you base your opinions on. Making claims without any biblical foundation, is unprofitable and worthless.

Your theology is all messed up, none of it is biblical, it's all based on your own private opinions. Whilst everyone is entitled to have their own private opinions, you can't expect me to agree with you when your opinions contradict Gods Word.

There's no good reasons to include (Reformed Theology - Calvinism), in your criticism of those systematic theologies I referred to. Reformed Theology does not use "circumlocution" - meaning to use extra words to be vague or deceptive. Reformed theology actually uses systematic precision to...

Wrong again, Galatians 6:6-8 does not support your Arminian version of the gospel, which teaches that a saved person can lose their salvation. Galatians 6 does not say that a believer sows to his own flesh. The text actually says "For the one", it doesn't say "for the believer who sows to his...

That's not true, nobody's sins were paid for until the cross. Believers from every age had the promise of redemption but it wasn't consummated until He finished His work on the cross. When He told people, "your sins are forgiven". It was as good as done because the cross was 100% guaranteed to...

The Jews in Acts 17:11 did what every believer should do. They heard a Shepherd teaching, then they did their homework as every good student should do. But at no time does the Bible teach what you're suggesting, that we should set ourselves up as our own Shepherds and final authority. Your...

None of that is true. He did not "pay for all sins on the cross". The Bible doesn't teache any such thing. He never "chose to save those who receive His gift before time began". The Bible doesn't teach any such thing.