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Another one is John The Baptist! He’s regeneration took place in his mother’s womb.

I understand it as those that Christ died for will NOT lose their eternal salvation.

Regeneration precedes faith so if a person believes it’s because regeneration has already taken place. Cornelius is a prime example that faith and regeneration do not happen simultaneously. Cornelius showed attributes of a child of God before Peter came with the Gospel message.

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The Gospel provides the child of God a salvation of the mind. Once we’re made aware of what God did for us it gives us assurance of eternal life. We no longer have to be afraid of Hell. The Gospel may cause conversion but not regeneration. Romans 8:29-30 KJV [29] For whom he did foreknow...

Elected by the Father. Secured by the Son. Drawn by the Holy Ghost.

True! Someone was eventually sent but Cornelius showed signs of someone who has experienced the new birth before the Gospel appeared and we know that the natural man cannot do that. Also consider John The Baptist, he was filled with the Holy Ghost in his mother’s womb and there’s no way that he...

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Faith is a gift from the Holy Ghost and we do not receive our gifts until the new birth (regeneration) is complete? So how can a dead man believe in the Gospel? 1 Corinthians 2:14 KJV [14] But the natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him...

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No because: Gospel Is Not Involved In Regeneration The Condition of Man precludes it: a) The gospel cannot help those who are dead (Gen 2:17; Eph 2:1-3; Col 2:13). b) The gospel cannot help those who cannot see it (John 3:3; II Cor 4:3-4). c) The gospel cannot help those who cannot hear...