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1 | can a baby sin | Bible general Archive 2 | JonCohen | 123172 | ||
Matthew 18:14. "In the same way your Father in heaven is not willing that any of these little ones should be lost." Whether it is their humbleness (verse 4), or their love (10), our Lord especially rejoices in the saving of a child (13). |
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2 | Can you loose your salvation? | NT general Archive 1 | JonCohen | 123118 | ||
Angel, I agree with everything you say here, except for your description of Luke 9:49-50. Maybe I am misreading your reply, but there Jesus did not forbid the driving out of demons in his name. There must have been something else going on in Mat 7:22-23. It don't think it is specified, other than that there was something un-Christlike as seen in the fruit of their work. The fact that Jesus never knew them suggests that they did not address Him in prayer. This is all very refreshing to me in light of conversation I saw on another website of how a certain Episcipal bishop is refusing to acknowledge that the only way to salvation is through Christ. I am also disturbed by some commentaries elsewhere that say that their interpretation of the Biblical warnings about salvation are guided by what is comforting. As I read the Bible, it is intended to be anything but comforting. Certainly people can go to God's Word to be comforted, but afterwards we need to get back to work in strengthening our faith and spreading the Gospel. |
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3 | Can you loose your salvation? | NT general Archive 1 | JonCohen | 123051 | ||
What Hebrews 6:4-6 makes clear to me is that one can taste the gifts of God and yet still not have a saving faith. The people that Jesus is speaking of in Matthew 7 are those who claim to have cast out demons and performed miracles in the name of the Lord. I think the main idea of a miracle is that they are performed by God for his purpose, not by us in His name. So I think the people in verses 21-23 are the same as the false prophets from verse 15. These are people who profess to be saved and yet are not acting with humble faith and obedience. |
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4 | when, where and why did lucifer fall | Is 14:12 | JonCohen | 121811 | ||
There's an interesting theory here: http://www.ontoblogical.com/katajohn/archives/2004_05.html#000713 He says that Lucifer fell as he was speaking to Eve. |
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5 | defiant step child | Prov 22:6 | JonCohen | 121809 | ||
BeccaG, Is your stepson a believer? If not, then the scipture you should seek should be for you to set an example for his later growth. 2 Tim 4:2-8. |
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