Gold Dragon said:It sounds like this is a C&A thread. I guess that means hi and bye. :wavey:
Don't lay this off on C's OR A's! I don't know of any who would take this approach or position -- whatever this approach or position IS.
JDale
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Gold Dragon said:It sounds like this is a C&A thread. I guess that means hi and bye. :wavey:
annsni said:Can you explain what you mean by this?
annsni said:Can you explain what you mean by this?
Gold Dragon said:Agreed
in Peter
in John
These two phrases refer to the same thing.
Reformer said:Ray, is the "time salvation" you refer to like a salvation here on earth, a physical one and not necessarily spiritual one. For instance if a alcoholic gets saved and also gets freed from the alcoholism. would it be right to say you are talking about a spiritual salvation accompanied by a "salvation" from something that is a physical ailment or something to that nature. Kind of like when God delivers you from some sin He has given you a "salvation" from that issue that consisted of more than just a Spiritual salvation.
In short I guess my question is are you saying there are 2 spiritual salivations, or are you referring to another type of salvation?
Reformer
ray Marshall said:Yes, I don't know how to answer the physical salvation, but there are two types of salvation. Of course we know the eternal side of it. Someone said in this thread that David prayed for the lord to restore the joy of thy salvation. If there wasn't some type of time salvation, it would have a error of David to ask GOD to restore to him the joy of thy salvation, If no salvation in time salvation, why did he ask GOD to restore it unto him if there was no such thing?
Marcia said:I don't see the 2 salvations here. It is being contrasted with "perish" so that seems to be eternal salvation.
annsni said:Can you explain what you mean by this?
Marcia said:I don't see the 2 salvations here. It is being contrasted with "perish" so that seems to be eternal salvation.
ray Marshall said:GOD wishes that none should perish but that all should come to rependance.
My Sheep hear my voice and I know them and they follow me and I give unto them eternal life: and they shall never perish. neither shall any may pluck them out of my hand. Now what stumbling block did put in front of you?
Peter 3:9, GOD being longsuffering he does say that he wishes none to perish,(time salvation, by disobedence. We can lose our joy and fellowship here in time. Wasn't that what David prayed to GOD, to restore to him what joy he had before he sinned?
Reformer said:Ray, is the "time salvation" you refer to like a salvation here on earth, a physical one and not necessarily spiritual one. For instance if a alcoholic gets saved and also gets freed from the alcoholism. would it be right to say you are talking about a spiritual salvation accompanied by a "salvation" from something that is a physical ailment or something to that nature. Kind of like when God delivers you from some sin He has given you a "salvation" from that issue that consisted of more than just a Spiritual salvation.
In short I guess my question is are you saying there are 2 spiritual salivations, or are you referring to another type of salvation?
Reformer
ray Marshall said:GOD wishes that none should perish but that all should come to rependance.
My Sheep hear my voice and I know them and they follow me and I give unto them eternal life: and they shall never perish. neither shall any may pluck them out of my hand. Now what stumbling block did put in front of you?
Peter 3:9, GOD being longsuffering he does say that he wishes none to perish,(time salvation, by disobedence. We can lose our joy and fellowship here in time. Wasn't that what David prayed to GOD, to restore to him what joy he had before he sinned?
Had David no knowned that he had destroyed his joy that he once had, through sin then I don't think he would have asked GOD to restore his eternal salvation. That was fixed and assured. He wanted his joy and fellowship with GOD here in his remaining lifetime.
Revmitchell said:You need to clarify yourself here. What is "time salvation" (as it is certainly unorthodox) and what is the result of losing it. Also contrast this time salvation with eternal salvation.
ray Marshall said:GOD wishes that none should perish but that all should come to rependance.
My Sheep hear my voice and I know them and they follow me and I give unto them eternal life: and they shall never perish. neither shall any may pluck them out of my hand. Now what stumbling block did put in front of you?
Peter 3:9, GOD being longsuffering he does say that he wishes none to perish,(time salvation, by disobedence. We can lose our joy and fellowship here in time. Wasn't that what David prayed to GOD, to restore to him what joy he had before he sinned?
Reformer said:Ray, is the "time salvation" you refer to like a salvation here on earth, a physical one and not necessarily spiritual one. For instance if a alcoholic gets saved and also gets freed from the alcoholism. would it be right to say you are talking about a spiritual salvation accompanied by a "salvation" from something that is a physical ailment or something to that nature. Kind of like when God delivers you from some sin He has given you a "salvation" from that issue that consisted of more than just a Spiritual salvation.
In short I guess my question is are you saying there are 2 spiritual salivations, or are you referring to another type of salvation?
Reformer
mark1 said:WHICH WERE BORN, NOT OF BLOOD, NOR OF THE WILL OF THE FLESH, NOR OF THE WILL OF MAN, BUT OF GOD.
The scripture is simply saying to those that "received" Him, these things happened to them. It is saying you cannot inherit salvation, through blood inheritance.
WHICH WERE BORN, NOT OF BLOOD, NOR OF THE WILL OF THE FLESH, NOR OF THE WILL OF MAN, BUT OF GOD.
Salvation is of the Lord.
There is but one Lord of us all, therefore "one" salvation, which is in Christ Jesus.
ray Marshall said:TIME SALVATION!!!! Well lets see! Have you ever drank from your saucer,because your cup runneth over???
Then you have enjoyed TIME SALVATION!!!.
The old Baptist drink a lot from their saucer.
I don't know if the word TIME SALVATION is directly in the written word.... Neither is the word "RAPTURE."