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Oh no drawing and salvation are synonymous

There's a difference between a Saviour and a possible or potential savior

You said God made Salvation possible!

The Jesus of scripture came to save His people from their sins Matt 1 21

You proclaim a god who possiblely saves. That's not the Great God of the Bible

Matt 1:21 is His Church, His body. He is the Savior of His Body Eph 5:23-27 23 For the husband is the head of the wife, even as Christ is the head of the church: and he is the saviour of the body. 24 Therefore as the church is subject unto Christ, so let the wives be to their own husbands in...

You proclaim a god who saves possibly. That's not the God of the Bible.

It's not about All Jews it's all ethnic groups included. And He saved His people from their sins not made it possible. I hope that's the Jesus you believe in

This is blasphemy again and not scriptural

I'm going by Rom 3:11

@Silverhair Believe what? You believe in a potential savior, you said it yourself. That's not the Jesus of Matt 1: 21

So you admit that Christ is a possible Savior. That's blasphemy. The Christ of scripture a actual Saviour of His people.

The natural man doesn't seek after God Rom 3:11

The natural man doesn't seek after God Rom 3:11

Well you have a problem.

Christ is A Saviour/Redeemer for each and every sinner He died for and was raised again for. When He having finished His work for them, He for them obtained eternal redemption/salvation Heb 9:11-12 11 But Christ being come an high priest of good things to come, by a greater and more perfect...

That He merely made salvation possible or potential. Who makes it actual then?

That's the question that I ask you.

Once again man by nature does not seek after God nor understand God Rom 3:11 Man by nature does not seek after God Romans 3:11

Insults. Peter specifically teaches about Christ Blood redemption in 1 Peter 1:18-19. Now why would he change in 2 Pet 2:1?