Um...when the Bible states a certain group will not inherit the kingdom, it's a safe bet to say they are not saved.
Really says who? Says Webdog? I don't see anything in Scripture that says those that don't inherit the kingdom are unsaved. If it is there then please show it to me, because I"m not going to go on your hunches.
Much of your arguments are done from silence,
The same can be said for you, becuase the Bible never says that those that don't inherit the kingdom are unsaved. But if it does please show me.
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Please show me in both the OT and the NT where the Bible says that ALL children are joint heirs and ALL children become adopted sons and that ALL children will rule and reign.
No one has been able to do it yet, so I look forward to your response.
I know you will try to twist this, but this is Scripture plain and simple.
Gal 3:25 But now that faith has come, we are no longer under a guardian,
Gal 3:26 for in Christ Jesus you are all sons of God, through faith.
Gal 3:27 For as many of you as were baptized into Christ have put on Christ.
Gal 3:28 There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is neither male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.
Gal 3:29 And if you are Christ's, then you are Abraham's offspring, heirs according to promise.
And yet no OT Scripture. If your belief is going to pass the Scripture test then you are going to be able to find that truth in the OT as well. I await your response!
Here you wrongly assume the converse of a statement is automatically true.
Really well you show me in Scripture where we are to believe only half a if/then statement.
Continually wash?!? Christ died once for ALL SIN. He either did or didn't, pick one.
Absolutely He did, but that doesn't mean His blood automatically covers your present and future sins. Because if that is true there would be no puprose in confessing sins that had already been removed as far as east is from the west. You would be calling to the attention of God things that He said He would remember no more.
Why do I have to confess something that is already taken care of? Makes no sense whatsoever.
So Christ can only do what we allow Him to do? You seriously don't believe that, do you?
Christ does not force Himself on you. You can either die to self and let the Holy Spirit live out the manifested life of Christ in you or you can live for self and quench the work of the Holy Spirit. The Bible does say we can quench the work of the Spirit does it not?
...once you show me a true child of God goes to hell after they die. God's wrath was appeased for those in Christ on the cross. You teach another gospel...
Yeah take a look at the parable of the talent, pounds, virgins, wedding feast. We can just start there.
What's unbelievable are these lame strawman arguments. If a child of God can continue to live "any ole way" without being chastened...to the point of death, they are not a true believer. I have witnessed this firsthand.
Well you have to make sure your "experiences" line up with Scripture and yes God can take out a disobedient child, but there is no evidence and I notice you didn't give any that says discipline ends with death.
If you belief is Scriptural then all you have to do is show me the verse that says or even implies that death is the magical cure all for discipline.
And please show me where the Bible says that those that are carnal and living their life the way they please are unsaved. That's backloading works into salvation.
Does the Bible teach the church is the bride...or doesn't it?
I've never seen Scripture that says the entire body of Christ will be the bride of Christ. If you have Scripture please share it.
Who said Christ would make the disobedient christian rulers?
Again I see no Scriptural evidence of people being in the kingdom of the heavens that aren't ruling and reign with Christ, so if there is please show me.
...nor does it mean your "brand" of God's mercy is truth. In fact, it's quite contradictory with Scripture.
According to you, but again only time will tell. If you are right then I have nothing to worry about . . .
