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Jesus Is the Son of God and Was FULLY Human
Jesus is not God. Jesus asked his disciples, “Who do men say that the Son of man is?” After a few answers, Peter said, You are the Christ, the Son of the living God. Peter did not say, “You are … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Trinity?
Tagged Blasphemy, Death, God the Father, Incorruptible, Life, Messiah, Michael Servetus, Salvation, The Son of God, Trinity?
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The Flaws of Substitution Theories
There are many theories of the ‘atonement’. For that matter, the word ‘atonement’ was invented many centuries later by Tyndale (“at-one-ment”) to translate the same Greek word that is also translated “reconciliation.” Reconciliation simply means a return to favor. “And … Continue reading
The T.U.L.I.P Must Die
The teaching of Calvinism (Reformed Theology) permeates in just about every denomination around the world and IN the world. It presents a false chain of reasoning not supported by Scripture, but rather opposes it. Here is a sample of what … Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged Calvinists, Delusion, Division, Emotionalism, Faith, Free Will, Hate, Indoctrinations, Predestination, Salvation, Sovereignty
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Jesus Did Not Satisfy the Wrath of God
There is a hymn that goes like this: Till on that cross as Jesus died, The wrath of God was satisfied; For ev’ry sin on Him was laid— Here in the death of Christ I live. This hymn is not … Continue reading
Posted in Eternal Security
Tagged Clearing, Conduct, Cup of God's wrath, Fear, Forgiveness, Prove, Reconciliation, Salvation
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Repentance Comes BEFORE Forgiveness
Willful rebellion against God leads to death! Reformed theology teaches that repentance comes AFTER salvation. Wrong! Repentance does not come AFTER someone has been supposedly saved. Scripture shows that godly sorrow produces the repentance LEADING to salvation (2 Cor. 7:10). … Continue reading
Posted in Eternal Security
Tagged Atonement, Faith, Godly Sorrow, Obedience, Repent, Salvation
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Faith Alone or Faith That Works?
One of the greatest enemies of true faith is “mental assent.” Nowhere before Reformed theology became so popular was it ever taught that ‘faith alone’ was all one needed when discussing the matter of salvation. Instead of positive judgment based … Continue reading
Posted in Eternal Security
Tagged Depart from the faith, Disobedience, Faith, Faithfulness, Judgment, Morality, Obedience, Quicken, Salvation
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Final Judgment Where Conduct Did Matter
Having my coffee and doing some thinking and searching. I have been on a social medium called Facebook, and there seems to be a common thread that is always posted and it has to do with “moral conduct.” When talking … Continue reading
Posted in Eternal Security
Tagged Damnation, Deeds, Holiness, Judgment, Moral Exhortation, Perfection, Salvation, Works
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Perseverance of the Saint (According to Finney)
by Mike Desario The spirit of error has been hard at work for many centuries twisting and polluting God’s Word. Much of this deception has come through means anyone would least expect. Pastors, Teachers, Theologians and expositors piece together Scripture … Continue reading
Posted in Eternal Security
Tagged Branches, Endurance, Endure, Foreknowledge, Obedience, Perseverance, Predestination, Reprobation, Salvation, Shipwreck
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Do The “Unelect” Really Hate And Reject God?
Those who follow Reformed Theology will say that people go to hell because they “reject God and hate Him.” They say God only died for the elect and eternally loves the elect, but doesn’t eternally love the unelect. They believe … Continue reading
Salvation in Jesus or in Churchanity?
Many times Jesus told the Pharisees, “Have you never read,” or “It is written.” But they preferred their traditions and positions over the word of God. “Churchanity,” like the leaders of old, cling to its traditions rather than loving the … Continue reading
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