Good question, I'd say yes regarding we are sealed by the Holy Spirit unto salvation. But that's just my conjecture which is baseless on all the facts obviously.
it's mean you believe a man can lost his salvation
Good question, I'd say yes regarding we are sealed by the Holy Spirit unto salvation. But that's just my conjecture which is baseless on all the facts obviously.
Hebrew believers who want to go back under and inferior way.....there are no scriptures in context that teaches the lose of salvation....VERB tense, verbiage, context and the very definitions of words prove that salvation is a one time event for eternity....It is JESUS that begins our faith, it is JESUS that finishes our faith, it is JESUS that will finish the good work he began, we are saved to the uttermost, sealed with the Spirit of promise, in the Father's hand, in Christ's hand and he promises to never leave us or forsake us and NOTHING can separate us from the Love of Christ......
JESUS said he would LOSE NOTHING that the Father hath given him and WILL raise it up on the last day......reference the verse references above.....!
it's mean you believe a man can lost his salvation
Who is Hebrews 6 adressing to ?
it means a man and a woman in the garden lost salvation for us all. It means a Man restored that salvation which can no longer be lost.
Who is Hebrews 6 adressing to ?
when the Holy Spirit left, are they consider not save anymore?
Yes...we can lose salvation if Jesus is a liar. Because He said that the Holy Spirit will be in us forever. John 14:16
Jesus also said that "None that come to Me will I in no wise cast out".
Because Jesus also said "No one can pluck you out of My hands nor My Father's hands".
Because Jesus said that "He will never leave nor forsake us - never."
So, if Jesus is a liar - then - the answer is definitely yes we can lose salvation because it is all based on a liar.
But we are called "believers" for a reason. Jesus is NOT a liar. He can be trusted because He alone is the Savior. We don't save ourselves!
The heart of man is not designed by God to believe in a being that lies and cannot be trusted. It violates His life and instinctively we know it is wrong.
It was pointed out to me that Salvation came to people in the OT much the same way we receive it now. By faith in Jesus (the Messiah to come) even as early as Adam and Eve, people of the OT could be saved.
Genesis 3:15
I will put enmity between you and the woman,
and between your offspring and her offspring;
he shall bruise your head,
and you shall bruise his heel.”
Makes sense right?
Yes...we can lose salvation if Jesus is a liar. Because He said that the Holy Spirit will be in us forever. John 14:16
Jesus also said that "None that come to Me will I in no wise cast out".
Because Jesus also said "No one can pluck you out of My hands nor My Father's hands".
Because Jesus said that "He will never leave nor forsake us - never."
So, if Jesus is a liar - then - the answer is definitely yes we can lose salvation because it is all based on a liar.
But we are called "believers" for a reason. Jesus is NOT a liar. He can be trusted because He alone is the Savior. We don't save ourselves!
The heart of man is not designed by God to believe in a being that lies and cannot be trusted. It violates His life and instinctively we know it is wrong.
So because Adam and eve lost their status AS a Garden of Eden, residen than Christian can lost their salvation?
Hi Jackson, that is not at all what I am suggesting. How did you come to that conclusion?[/QUOT
Do you believe Adam losing his salvation Upon Eating the fruit of knowledge?
if so, is that mean Christian can lose their salvation?
Who is Hebrews 6 adressing to ?
Hi Jackson, that is not at all what I am suggesting. How did you come to that conclusion?[/QUOT
Do you believe Adam losing his salvation Upon Eating the fruit of knowledge?
if so, is that mean Christian can lose their salvation?
Honestly I don't know with certainly. However, there's no reason to think that a single action by Adam or Eve made them lose their salvation. Genesis doesn't suggest that their salvation was tied to their obedience or The Garden of Eden.
Honestly I don't know with certainly. However, there's no reason to think that a single action by Adam or Eve made them lose their salvation. Genesis doesn't suggest that their salvation was tied to their obedience or The Garden of Eden.
was what Adam does a sin?
The Wage of sin is death.
was what Adam does a sin?
The Wage of sin is death.
...But the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus.
Romans 6:23
It's speakng to saved Christians- warning that they can lose their salvation if not careful.