28 Jul 17
Originally posted by @eladarSupposedly, God spoke directly to Noah. Belief and faith seem easy when God speaks directly to you.
Was Noah saved by faith alone? Or was Noah required to believe first then act on that belief?
Would another person have been saved if he had created the exact same ark as Noah without belief in God?
28 Jul 17
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Originally posted by @eladarNoah was saved because he believed god when god instructed him to build the ark to avoid a flood that was coming. So he built it and didn't drown. God spoke to him because god saw him as living a righteous life. So he was righteous before god first and then believed.
Was Noah saved by faith alone? Or was Noah required to believe first then act on that belief?
Would another person have been saved if he had created the exact same ark as Noah without belief in God?
However I have no idea how he new to be righteous or what righteous living even was. So I assume he was given instruction which he believed.
Therefore the sequence was faith/believing, acting, then more faith. I think this aligns with scripture "faith comes through hearing the word".
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28 Jul 17
Originally posted by @eladarA combination of faith and righteous living.
Was Noah saved by faith alone? Or was Noah required to believe first then act on that belief?
Would another person have been saved if he had created the exact same ark as Noah without belief in God?
The answer to your second question is probably not.
28 Jul 17
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeWould the second man's door get shut?
A combination of faith and righteous living.
The answer to your second question is probably not.
28 Jul 17
Originally posted by @eladarI've just made a perfectly on topic comment, is there a reason why you are ignoring it?
Anyone interested in the questions I posed,especially the second one?
It seems to me that Noah had God's truth written on his heart.
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28 Jul 17
Originally posted by @eladarYes, that is biblically supported (Romans etc) and would seem to answer Dive's question 'how he knew to be righteous or what righteous living even was.'
Anyone interested in the questions I posed,especially the second one?
It seems to me that Noah had God's truth written on his heart.
28 Jul 17
Originally posted by @divegeesterI did not ignore it. As I said he Moah may have had God's truth wtitten on his heart.
I've just made a perfectly on topic comment, is there a reason why you are ignoring it?
28 Jul 17
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Originally posted by @eladarHopefully God had a decent spell-checker.
I did not ignore it. As I said he Moah may have had God's truth wtitten on his heart.
28 Jul 17
Originally posted by @divegeesterYep, this phone typing has its moments.
Hopefully God had a decent spell-checker.
28 Jul 17
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Originally posted by @eladarYeah I get that, but at least his version of god doesn't burn people at the stake for eternity because they don't believe in him.
I am hoping Rojk answers the first question too. He is such a people do not need God kind of guy.
28 Jul 17
Originally posted by @eladarEverybody needs God, and many people have God in their lives. Those who live righteously have God in their lives. Those who live sinful unrighteous lives do not have God but Satan in their lives.
I am hoping Rojk answers the first question too. He is such a people do not need God kind of guy.
28 Jul 17
Originally posted by @rajk999What is this is nonsense? The teachings of Jesus must have had an undue influence on the formation of your beliefs.
Everybody needs God, and many people have God in their lives. Those who live righteously have God in their lives. Those who live sinful unrighteous lives do not have God but Satan in their lives.