Christian Can’t Loose Salvation
I enjoy contributing to this question because I’m convinced one hasn’t salvation until the end of faith (1 Pe 1:8). Salvation is by faith and, unless we are dead, our faith continues as does believing toward our eternal hope the Lord Jesus Christ that He would save us while patiently waiting for the manifestation of substance and evidence.
Salvation isn’t a gift in the sense we exchanges gifts but the opening of a way requiring that we strive to enter in at the strait gate (Lk 13:24). As God works in us to will and do of His good pleasure, we work out our salvation with fear and trembling.
No, we can’t loose what is required of us to believe by faith and don’t posses in the first place. There is no contradiction in scripture just an incomplete understanding.
God’s love expressed to us through the manifestation of Jesus Christ is inseparable. At the same time, renewal to repentance is impossible as we have already once repented. What’s next? Repent again and then fall from grace again? No! Get up and mortify our sins by the Holy Spirit and be holy (1 Th 4:4).
We’ve already come to Christ once and can’t repeatedly. The expectation then is perfecting holiness in the fear of the Lord.
I enjoy contributing to this question because I’m convinced one hasn’t salvation until the end of faith (1 Pe 1:8). Salvation is by faith and, unless we are dead, our faith continues as does believing toward our eternal hope the Lord Jesus Christ that He would save us while patiently waiting for the manifestation of substance and evidence.
Salvation isn’t a gift in the sense we exchanges gifts but the opening of a way requiring that we strive to enter in at the strait gate (Lk 13:24). As God works in us to will and do of His good pleasure, we work out our salvation with fear and trembling.
No, we can’t loose what is required of us to believe by faith and don’t posses in the first place. There is no contradiction in scripture just an incomplete understanding.
God’s love expressed to us through the manifestation of Jesus Christ is inseparable. At the same time, renewal to repentance is impossible as we have already once repented. What’s next? Repent again and then fall from grace again? No! Get up and mortify our sins by the Holy Spirit and be holy (1 Th 4:4).
We’ve already come to Christ once and can’t repeatedly. The expectation then is perfecting holiness in the fear of the Lord.
Christian Can’t Loose Salvation
I enjoy contributing to this question because I’m convinced one hasn’t salvation until the end of faith (1 Pe 1:8). Salvation is by faith and, unless we are dead, our faith continues as does believing toward our eternal hope the Lord Jesus Christ that He would save us while patiently waiting for the manifestation of substance and evidence.
Salvation isn’t a gift in the sense we exchanges gifts but the opening of a way requiring that we strive to enter in at the strait gate (Lk 13:24). As God works in us to will and do of His good pleasure, we work out our salvation with fear and trembling.
No, we can’t loose what is required of us to believe by faith and don’t posses in the first place. There is no contradiction in scripture just an incomplete understanding.
God’s love expressed to us through the manifestation of Jesus Christ is inseparable. At the same time, renewal to repentance is impossible as we have already once repented. What’s next? Repent again and then fall from grace again? No! Get up and mortify our sins by the Holy Spirit and be holy (1 Th 4:4).
We’ve already come to Christ once and can’t repeatedly. The expectation then is perfecting holiness in the fear of the Lord.
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