22 Dec 16
Originally posted by Rajk999Foolish man who looks at outward appearance.
An acceptable conversion at death results from repentance with a contrite heart. Only Christ can judge that. A statement of faith, of which you speak is of no value because it comes from the mouth and not the heart. God cannot be fooled with empty words. Its yet another example of the foolish man and of the Pharisees who focus on outward appearances and on ...[text shortened]... up in the lake of fire with that amount of false doctrines and evil, greedy, selfish doctrines.
Can't believe that you would say that since you base your theology purely on outward appearance.
22 Dec 16
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Originally posted by Rajk999An acceptable conversion at death results from repentance with a contrite heart. Only Christ can judge that.
An acceptable conversion at death results from repentance with a contrite heart. Only Christ can judge that. A statement of faith, of which you speak is of no value because it comes from the mouth and not the heart. God cannot be fooled with empty words. Its yet another example of the foolish man and of the Pharisees who focus on outward appearances and on ...[text shortened]... up in the lake of fire with that amount of false doctrines and evil, greedy, selfish doctrines.
Agreed.
A statement of faith, of which you speak is of no value because it comes from the mouth and not the heart.
When have I ever mentioned a statement of faith?
You people are going to end up in the lake of fire with that amount of false doctrines and evil, greedy, selfish doctrines.
You sound awfully judgemental for someone who claims that faith is not necessary for salvation when the Bible clearly states that we are saved by faith and not by works.
22 Dec 16
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkYou need a lesson in reading and understanding. My reply was to Eladar. Take you time and read these forums and read over the Bible.
[b]An acceptable conversion at death results from repentance with a contrite heart. Only Christ can judge that.
Agreed.
A statement of faith, of which you speak is of no value because it comes from the mouth and not the heart.
When have I ever mentioned a statement of faith?
You people are going to end up in the lake of fire ...[text shortened]... cessary for salvation when the Bible clearly states that we are saved by faith and not by works.
22 Dec 16
Originally posted by Rajk999Ok. I have read the Bible. Would you care to explain to my why you accept certain parts of the Bible and yet you reject other parts of the Bible?
You need a lesson in reading and understanding. My reply was to Eladar. Take you time and read these forums and read over the Bible.
22 Dec 16
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkLiberals are such hypocrites. Most of the time they think they are doing the right thing carrying out Satan's lies.
Ok. I have read the Bible. Would you care to explain to my why you accept certain parts of the Bible and yet you reject other parts of the Bible?
22 Dec 16
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Originally posted by Eladar2 Peter 3:9
I don't think it is incorrect. Jesus didn't pull punches with the hypocrites. The blind are blind. No hope for them, nor does Jesus want the vipers to repent.
The Lord is not slow to fulfill His promise as some understand slowness, but is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance.
Were you not also 'blind' before you 'saw', or have you always seen the light?
22 Dec 16
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkI have always been a Christian.
2 Peter 3:9
The Lord is not slow to fulfill His promise as some understand slowness, but is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance.
Were you not also 'blind' before you 'saw', or have you always seen the light?
I have never been a liberal. I have always recognized evil as evil.
22 Dec 16
Originally posted by EladarI think you are spending to much time looking for worthy sinners than Jesus who died
I don't think it is incorrect. Jesus didn't pull punches with the hypocrites. The blind are blind. No hope for them, nor does Jesus want the vipers to repent.
for all of us if this is your mindset. Should everyone who Jesus died for be someone
we try to reach for His sake, not because they are worthy, or has a good track recorded
but because Jesus died for them?
22 Dec 16
Originally posted by EladarSo therefore you now think you are better than them?
I have always been a Christian.
I have never been a liberal. I have always recognized evil as evil.
If you have always recognized evil as evil does that mean you have never sinned or have you done evil even after recognizing it as evil?
22 Dec 16
Originally posted by KellyJayWhy did Jesus teach in parables?
I think you are spending to much time looking for worthy sinners than Jesus who died
for all of us if this is your mindset. Should everyone who Jesus died for be someone
we try to reach for His sake, not because they are worthy, or has a good track recorded
but because Jesus died for them?
22 Dec 16
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkNot better inherently, but better in that I know God's truth and can recogmize sin? Sure
So therefore you now think you are better than them?
If you have always recognized evil as evil does that mean you have never sinned or have you done evil even after recognizing it as evil?
22 Dec 16
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkAs far as never sinning, read Romans and how if you do what you do not want to do, then you are not sinning.
So therefore you now think you are better than them?
If you have always recognized evil as evil does that mean you have never sinned or have you done evil even after recognizing it as evil?