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Ouch. Then again, The pharisees not only read the OT multiple times. they could quote it verbatim. and could not see Jesus was the one sent to save them so it make sense.

action like in faith calling out to him? God saves us without this? Where is this in scripture? Yes. we agree here But if God over rules any mans choice, then God forces that person. He did not even force Jonah, Now he did direct his path. and Jonah finally caved. But Jonah was not forced.

Yes But you still have to act on it Failure to repent (respond to the work of God in your life) will be a failure to be saved For it is By Grace (the work of God) we have been saved through faith.

Good day sir. PS. You just showed that your post which I have responded to is off topic So practice what you preach. delete the post

Once again, God is the source of works. Like God is the source of salvation. However. if you do not trust God you will not react to his call. That does not make faith the source of salvation or works. The source is always God

actually this has nothing to do with anything I said. I just stated a fact. a person can appear to do good works. it does not prove they are saved. The spirit is the source of our works. amen. I never stated it was faith that is the source.. (why would you think I did) However. if you do not...

the problem is. Non believers or make believers can do these things too.. While if people claim to be saved do non of these things, it is easy to see their faith is dead. But sadly a person can do all these things, and still have a dead faith (their faith is in self and these works)

this made me chuckle

another brother in heaven!

No one was ever saved under the old covenant given to Israel. The new covenant is actually the Abrahamic covenant fulfilled

once again' what about a babe in Christ who has not yet come to this point of his faith should they question their salvation. You made the comment I am asking you to back your comment. What I see in your comment is lordship salvation. if we do not do this or that. then we better question our...

I see no reason why you would make a comment about a person who is not doiong somethign should question their own salvation. then not answer a question when someone comments on what you said

sadly, with religion. its hard to determine which works are produced by a true faith. and from a fake faith

Salvation in all ages has been to all people through faith.. the church in the OT or the NT belong to children of God be it jew or gentile God did however make a specific promise to Israel through Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.. and this covenant still stands today. as a seperate covenant. Every...

welcome. Hope you can find some friendly debates or at the least discussion to help strengthen your faith

again, what about a babe in Christ. should they question their salvation since they need fed milk, and not meat. and struggle still with some personal sins..

Yes, and I am discussing your comment about the P in tulip. so once again, in your comment you made a statement that Here is what you said But what if we do not? Then we should question our salvation, because as a person whose faith is protected by the power of God, our commitment to Christ...

what about babes in Christ.. should they question their salvation?

its been asked a couple times now. Maybe you can help us. Is this a general concern thread or an anti calvin thread?

I see it far more in catholic chats.. But yes, as someone said earlier .. Some reformed people can be quite pharisaic in their attitude