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There are always two parties to salvation. God and the party being saved. If it is only up to God whether you get saved, and God desires that everybody gets saved, then everybody has to be saved. It is elementary.

By implication you are saying everybody gets saved.

Can we be saved without it? Can God lie?

Can we be saved without faith?

Can we be saved without faith?

Still no answer to a simple question. A one-word answer was all I was looking for. Thank you for your answer to the question which was, it is our faith? My next question is can we be saved without it?

The question was is it God's faith, or our faith. If we are saved by faith, is it our faith? Seemed like a pretty simple question which requires only a simple answer.

I do not understand this dilemma . We are saved by faith. Is it our faith or God's faith?

It is sometimes good to see things in ages. The first age was 2,000 years of chaos. The second was 2,000 years of law. (This was the age of the Jew.) The third was 2,000 years of the Messiah. (This could be called the age of the Gentile.) The fourth is 1,000 years of Sabbath, or peace. The...

In the multiplicity of words there is sin. Dark is dark and light is light, and gray is only the absence of light. God defined the purpose of the 70th week, and when it was over God said, "it is finished."

Got off target with Job. The book of Job is about righteousness. God's righteousness versus man's righteousness. It should be apparent to everyone that Job had a zeal for God. It is also apparent that Job lacked knowledge. God said Job lacked knowledge. When we compare what God said about...

Actually, there was a study done that said 60% of Jews did not believe there was a God. That is far above the rest of the world.

A look at the false premises you must adhere to in order to come to the conclusion there is a seven-year tribulation period. 1. That God can't count. 2. That Jesus did not fulfil the six requirements for the completion of the 70th week. 3. That the Prince in Daniel 9:26 is not Jesus. 4. That...

70 AD was the great tribulation.

No! It only matters if you are trying to contrive false doctrine.

We are appointed unto tribulation. What the "the" does is to point to a specific tribulation, as opposed to a general one. A seven year tribulation period is specific. When you add "the" to "great tribulation" you then are able to point to it and say the scripture supports a seven year...

In order to support a 7-year tribulation period you have to take what God appointed to Jesus and give it to Satan. Are you comfortable with that?

I see what you mean. My tools bar for Rev. 7:14 has a list of all the Greeks words that they acknowledge are there. English (KJV) [?] Strong's Inflected, Root & Transliterated Parsing [?] And g2532 καὶ καίkai CONJ I said PHRASE g2046 εἴρηκα ἐρέωereō V-RAI-1S-ATT unto him, PHRASE...

Sometimes we pussyfoot too much at the expense of truth. Take the example of Jesus and paul. Mat 23:33 Ye serpents, ye generation of vipers, how can ye escape the damnation of hell? Mat 15:26 But he answered and said, It is not meet to take the children's bread, and to cast it to dogs. Tit...

Getting back to you cv5. Like I said before my Bible does not have "the"(G3588) in front of great tribulation. My Bible does have G3588 three times in Revelation 4:17. Rev 7:14 And I said unto him, Sir, thou knowest. And he said to me, These are they which G3588 came out of great tribulation...