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NASB Acts 5:5 And as he heard these words, Ananias fell down and breathed his last; and great fear came over all who heard of it.
AMPLIFIED 2015 Acts 5:5 And hearing these words, Ananias fell down suddenly and died; and great fear and awe gripped those who heard of it.
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Subject:  Were Ananias and Sapphira believers?

Bible Note:  Apollos - Yes, I incline to view the passage in much the same way as you do, that we can't justify our being dogmatic about the soteriology of Ananias and Sapphira, because the Bible really doesn't tell us. In my readings of Scripture over many years I find that there are other characters in the Bible about whose eternal resting place the word of God is essentially silent. We may sometimes draw a fairly strong inference, or hazard a somewhat educated guess, that this one probably was saved or that that one probably wasn't, but we come up short of proof on which to base anything but a qualified 'perhaps.' God does not reveal all things, nor does He give us a roster of all the characters in the Bible in alphabetical order, listing beside each name whether they were saved or unsaved. But there is no doubt in my mind that the Bible makes it abundantly clear what sinners such as I must do to be saved. In lieu of guessing about the salvation of Ananias and Sapphira, might it not be better to take care to make our own calling and election sure as we spread the gospel to lost sinners? It seems to me a better use of time. Thanks, Apollo, for your contribution. Since I agree with your conclusion in this matter, I therefore believe you're quite right! :-) --Hank

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 Were Ananias and Sapphira believers? (?)
  rj12345
 Hello rj, I think many take it for gr...
  BradK
 Yes I believe they were, as they told li...
  ebrain
 Thanks for the input, after doing a litt...
  rj12345
 I am of the opinion that there is Biblic...
  ebrain
 Sorry the word "home", should have rea...
  ebrain
 Good verses, Edwin. Very appropriate. ...
  kalos
 Hello rj..., Again, nowhere in the te...
  BradK
 rj - In reference to Ananias and Sapphir...
  Hank
 Show me from Scripture that they were no...
  ebrain
 Edwin, tell me please, if you know, with...
  Hank
 Hi Hank. I could be wrong of course, ...
  ebrain
 Edwin - It comes as a surprise to me to ...
  Hank
 Hi Hank. Thank you for your seasonal ...
  ebrain
 Dear Hank, While I certainly don't h...
  DocTrinsograce
 Edwin Are you not reading too much in...
  Apollos
 Apollos - Yes, I incline to view the pas...
  Hank




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