ALL
THE QUESTIONS OR FAQ FROM THE VOICE...
QUESTION
2 :
Okay, so what if
I receive him as my personal savior? [Click
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QUESTION
3 :
What is Predestination?
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QUESTION
4 :
Does the Bible say
that we accept him, or does God choose and accept us?
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QUESTION
5 :
Since he chooses
us, rather than us choosing him, is there a Biblical choice
that we are given? [Click
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QUESTION
6 :
Faith- How does
it work? [Click
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QUESTION
7 : The
Bible said we are not saved by works, so how comes works
are need for saving faith? [Click
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QUESTION
8 :
Wasn’t the Bible
referring to these people as being saved when it said, ‘even
to them that call on his name’ or “even to them
that believe…” (John 1:12)? [Click
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QUESTION
9 :
The bible said that
“whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be
saved” (Rom 10:13); can we not just do that and be immediately
saved? [Click
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QUESTION
10 :
What about John
6:47; “He that believeth on me hath everlasting life.” Isn’t
it that simple? [Click
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QUESTION
11 :
How is it John said,
“whosoever believeth that Jesus is the Christ is born of
God” (1 John 5:1)? [Click
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QUESTION
12 :
I
know I've had an experience with the Lord, or a touch from
the Lord, but I've never spoken in tongues. If I'm not born
again or saved, then what am I? [Click
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QUESTION
13 :
Well, we have different
beliefs. I know I'm going to heaven when I die, and
I haven't been baptized because I am not ready to be, but
just because I haven't been does not mean that I am not
going to heaven, it just means that I am not at the spiritual
part that I want to be. I have accepted Christ as
my savior and that to me, is being "born again!?"
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QUESTION
14 :
Why do you
attach such an importance to the Bible? Why should I?
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QUESTION
15 :
You said works must
be experienced after belief for one to be saved. And in
the first chapter you said that works is being obedient
to the Principles of the Doctrine of Christ. How is it then
Jesus said, “This is the work of God, that ye believe on
him who he hath sent” (John 6:29). [Click
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QUESTION
16 :
It has been said
that one has to believe in the actual baptism of Jesus to
be saved. Jesus baptism by John represents or was symbolic
of the Jewish High Priest laying his hands on the sacrificial
goat, which transferred the sins of the nation to the animal.
In other words, the sins of humanity were laid on Christ
by John’s baptism. Is solely believing in the baptism of
Jesus necessary? Even further, does this belief alone saves
you? (From John C. Young book) [Click
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QUESTION
17 :
So why is easy ‘belief-ism
alone’ so widespread? [Click
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QUESTION
18 :
How does one obey
the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ [Gospel]?
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QUESTION
19 :
James
makes a demand in his letter, "But someone will say,
'You have faith, and I have works.' Show me your faith without
your works, and I will show you my faith by my works"
(James 2:18). James' question falls under the category of
'epistemology,' - of how we can know that something is so
- versus 'ontology,' - of what is. In James's letter, works
are offered as sign or evidence of faith. As James points
out, what a man does is more compelling than what he says.
But does God, who knows our thoughts afar off, require evidence?
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QUESTION
20 :
What practice
is closely associated with believing the gospel?
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QUESTION
21 :
I’m
afraid to become saved because I don’t want to get in and
come back out (“backslide”), I’ll rather wait until I’m
ready. Isn’t that the right thing to do? [Click
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QUESTION
22 :
What
if my sins are too bad for God to forgive?
Are there any sins that God will not forgive? Such as witchcraft,
murder, adultery, etc.? [Click
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QUESTION
23 :
How
Much Does Salvation Cost? [Click
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QUESTION
24 :
How
do I know I’m saved for sure? [Click
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QUESTION
25 :
Is salvation the
'Born Again' experience? [Click
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QUESTION
26 :
What Does "Save
Yourself" Mean? [Click
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QUESTION
27 :
How does the Bible
use the Atonement by way of analogy? Since Jesus died "for
the sins of the whole world" (1 John 2:2) has the whole
world been atoned through His death? Or does the Bible's
analogy of the atonement necessitate any manifestations
in those in whom the atonement is applied? [Click
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QUESTION
28 :
Is
there salvation through any other or is there another means?
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QUESTION
29 :
I’m
saved; repented, baptized, filled with the spirit, speak
in tongues and all, can I use other religions or try them
out? [Click
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QUESTION
30 :
What
is the opposite of salvation and how does it hinder us,
if it does? [Click
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QUESTION
31 :
If
Christ removes the law by nailing it to the cross (Col 2:14),
then why do believers still need to keep the Sabbath? Is
it a prerequisite for salvation? [Click
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QUESTION
32 :
What will happen
to those who do not obey the gospel, will they be saved?
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QUESTION
33 :
Is it
true that if Jesus didn’t “suffered and died as a true “person
distinct and separate from (while still one with) the Father,
the Atonement is incomplete and we remain in our sin” (Dick
Helms)? [Click
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QUESTION
34 :
What does
the Bible say about absolutes? [Click
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QUESTION
35 :
Do Animals
go to Heaven? [Click
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QUESTION
36 :
A recent national
survey found that about fifty percent of the American population
claimed to be "born-again Christians." What is
meant by the term "born-again Christian," and
what is the understanding of those people who call themselves
"born-again Christians?" [Click
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QUESTION
37 :
What about “Deathbed
salvation,” that is, on your “death bed” and shooting out
a prayer to be saved at the last second just before dying?
Is that person saved? Can we do that? [Click
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QUESTION
38 :
How is it the thief
on the cross was saved without being born again? [Click
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QUESTION
39 :
Why
then did Jesus tell Nicodemus he must be born-again when
at the time he couldn’t? [Click
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QUESTION
40 :
I
heard preachers say that being “born of the water” is referring
to the actual baby in the mother’s womb surrounded by liquid
and coming out of that liquid; rather than it being water
baptism, pointing to the connecting phrase, “that which
is born of the flesh is flesh.” Some even using the term
"your water broke." Is this true? [Click
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QUESTIONS
41 :
What should happen after I’m born again? [Click
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QUESTION
42 :
You
said in this chapter that the soul and spirit are different,
while the spirit is God built in us and the soul is the
real you. Can you verify this? [Click
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QUESTION
43 :
Can
I lose my salvation after being born again? [Click
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QUESTION
44 :
Larry
asks, “It would be helpful if you could answer the following
questions: 1. Can a person be born again without
baptism in Jesus name? 2. Can a person be born again
without being baptized with the Holy Ghost with the evidence
of speaking in tongues? 3. Can anyone become a child
of God without baptism in water and baptism with the Holy
Ghost?” And if the answer to the above question is "no",
would not that mean that all other “Christians” are still
unregenerated and children of the devil?” (The Other Side
of "The Other Pentecostals," M. W Bassett)
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QUESTION
45 :
Are repentance and
baptisms works of righteousness? [Click
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QUESTION
46 :
How
is it you speak of baptism as it pertains to its necessity
for salvation or regeneration (being born again)? Didn’t
Eph 5:26 clearly tell us that we are cleansed by “the washing
of water by the word?” And doesn’t this occurs when we accepted
Jesus? [Click
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QUESTION
47 : If
regeneration (born of water and spirit) is the agent used
to cleanse us and make us save, how comes Jesus said to
the disciples, “Now ye are clean through the word which
I have spoken unto you” (John 15:3); And he earlier said
to Peter “ye are clean” (John 13:10)? Am I not also clean
by receiving Jesus Christ as Peter and the disciples did?
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QUESTION
48 :
After
being regenerated or saved by grace, is grace simply a license
to sin? [Click
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QUESTION
49 :
How is it we cannot
sin, being regenerated. Don’t we sin in our thoughts?
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QUESTION
50 :
Are you sure regeneration
is the “resurrection of the dead” (Heb 6:1)? Or is the resurrection
speaking of Christ’s return? [Click
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QUESTION
51 :
What does "baptized
for the dead" (1 Corinthians 15:29) means?
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QUESTION
52 :
Was the
"water" in John 3:5 speaking of the "water
of salvation" or "Christ's belly" or lastly,
another metaphor for Spirit? [Click
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QUESTION
53 :
Explain
to me much simpler how does one become justified?
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QUESTION
54 :
When was Abraham
Justified? [Click
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QUESTION
55 :
Is salvation unconditional,
or are there any "if’s" mentioned in the Bible
in regards to our salvation? [Click
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QUESTION
56 :
Is
financial and earthly abundance in the lives of those who
profess faith in Christ an indication of faith and righteousness?
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QUESTION
57 :
This clearly speaks
of losing salvation, "Moreover, brethren, I would not
that ye should be ignorant, how that all our fathers...
drank of that spiritual Rock that followed them: and that
Rock was Christ. But with many of them God was not well
pleased: for they were overthrown in the wilderness. Now
these things were our examples, to the intent we should
not lust after evil things... Neither be ye idolaters...
Neither let us commit fornication... Neither let us tempt
Christ... Neither murmur ye, as some of them...and were
destroyed... Now all these things happened unto them for
ensamples: and they are written for our admonition... Wherefore
let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall"
(l Cor 10:1-12). How do you explain that? [Click
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QUESTION
58 :
Doesn’t 2 Pet 3:11-18
tells us that you can “fall from your own steadfastness”
and therefore loose your salvation? [Click
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QUESTION
59 :
1 Timothy 4:1
states, “Now the Spirit speaketh expressly, that in the
latter times some shall depart from the faith, giving heed
to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils;” meaning that
some ‘saints’ left the faith or in essence, lost their salvation.
Isn’t that so? [Click
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QUESTION
60 :
Didn’t
Peter command us to be Holy (1 Pet 1:15-16, 4:3); how then
are we holy by being born again? Doesn’t his command suggests
us doing something or having something? [Click
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QUESTION
61 :
Didn’t
Jesus command us to be perfect (Matt 5:48), how then are
we perfect by being born again? [Click
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QUESTION
62 :
Okay,
so perfection comes after being born again. But Didn’t even
the Apostle John alluded to Matt 5:48 when he said, “And
every man that hath this hope in him purifieth himself,
even as he is pure” (1 John 3:3). This is after Pentecost,
how then are we pure (perfect) by being born again?
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QUESTION
63 :
Other
scriptures suggest that we are not perfect but strive to
be perfect. Please help? [Click
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QUESTION
64 :
Christ
said, “he that shall endure unto the end, the same shall
be saved” (Matt 10:22). How then are we sealed in salvation
if only those who endure to the end can be saved? My Pastor
even said that being baptized and Holy filled is just the
beginning. He went unto say, many who have begun this race
after being baptized in water and spirit will not make it
because they didn’t endure. How does justification fits
here? [Click
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QUESTION
65 :
Can
we frustrate the grace of God as Paul mentioned in Gal 2:21?
If so how does justification fits in? Better yet, can we
not “fall from grace” as mentioned in Gal 5:4?
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QUESTION
66 :
What about
Heb 12:15, “lest any man fail of the grace of God;” clearly
one can loose their salvation because of sin?
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QUESTION
67 :
Who
then is a backslider or what is backsliding?
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QUESTION
68 :
But didn’t this
speak of backsliding, "For if after they have escaped
the pollution of the world through the knowledge of the
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, they are again entangled
therein, and overcome, the latter end is worse with them
than the beginning. For it had been better for them not
to have known the way of righteousness, than, after they
have known it to turn from the holy commandment delivered
unto them" (2 Peter 2:20-21)? [Click
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QUESTION
69 :
Did Heb 10:26-27
and 38-39 suggest a Christian losing his or her salvation?
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QUESTION
70 :
In Romans 6:1 wasn’t
Paul implying that God’s grace towards us can be dried up,
if we keep on sinning? Remember, he said, “what shall we
say then? Shall we continue in sin that grace may abound?”
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QUESTION
71 :
You said God came
to the save sinners to repentance and not the righteous,
taken from Matt 9:13; pointing to the “righteous” not needing
repentance. However, righteousness here was talking about
self-righteousness and not God’s righteousness. Is your
summation then wrong? [Click
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QUESTION
72 :
How
is it God said, “my spirit shall not always strive with
man” (Gen 6:3)? [Click
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QUESTION
73 :
According to Romans
11:21-22 we are the branches of God, grafted in by faith
and can be grafted out. In Romans we read, “For if God spared
not the natural branches, take heed lest he also spare not
thee. Behold therefore the goodness and severity of God:
on them which fell, severity; but toward thee, goodness,
if thou continue in his goodness: otherwise thou shalt be
cut off.” Isn’t that loosing salvation? [Click
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QUESTION
74 :
John 15:5-6 speaks
of a possibility of us, the branch being broken off. Isn’t
that backsliding or losing one’s salvation? [Click
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QUESTION
75 :
According
to Ezekiel 18:24-26 and other Old Testament scriptures,
a man that “turneth away from his righteousness and committeth
iniquity” must die in them and so loses his salvation. How
much more us? [Click
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QUESTION
76 :
In
the parable of the sower, recorded in Mark 4:16-17 and Luke
8:13, those that heard the word endured for a time. In other
words, they lost what they had. How does this fit in with
Justification? [Click
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QUESTION
77 :
If Paul could have
said, “I keep my body and bring it into subjection: lest
that by any means when I have preached to others, I myself
should be a castaway” (1 Cor 9:27), how much more me. Surely
Paul was save, but how comes this statement implies that
one can be saved today and lost tomorrow, is that so or
is my summation wrong? [Click
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QUESTION
78 :
How is it we see
a saved person loosing their salvation in Lk 12:46 (by the
way, the same thing was presented in Matthew 24:45-51)?
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QUESTION
79 :
I recently read
Heb 6:4-6 and to me it suggest that a saint can lose his
salvation: it reads, “for it is impossible for those who
were once enlightened, and have tasted of the Heavenly gift,
and were made partakers of the Holy Ghost, And have tasted
the good word of God, and the powers of the world to come,
if they shall fall away, to renew them again unto repentance.”
This suggests that we can completely fall away. Is that
so? [Click
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QUESTION
80 :
What then is being
judged by the Law of liberty or what is the Law of Liberty?
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QUESTION
81 :
Aren’t we made lower
than the angels (Psalms 8:4-5), how comes we are higher
than them? [Click
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QUESTION
82 :
Didn’t Christ say
we are equal to angels, “for they are equal unto the angels;
and are the children of God, being the children of the resurrection.”
How then are we higher than them? [Click
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QUESTION
83 :
Why do you say Born
Again Christians are just as Holy as God? [Click
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QUESTION
84 :
Why is
salvation so "easy" in the Bible? And if sinners
must first believe "sufficiently" and cleanse
themselves "sufficiently" in order to receive
(as a reward?) the Holy Spirit, why does the New Testament
portray faith and sanctification as the result, not the
basis, of receiving the Holy Spirit (1 Cor. 12:3; Rom. 15:16;
2 Thess. 2:13)? (CRI JOURNAL Gregagory A. Boyd,
http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/cri/cri-jrnl/crj0082a.txt)
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QUESTION
85 : In chapter
5 on “What does Justification Means” and it’s FAQ, you said
that we shall be equal with the angels, and superior to
them; saying that we shall be equal in nature but superior
in status. Can this not then be applied to the members of
the Trinity; Father superior to the son but co-equal?
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QUESTION
86 :
In chapter
5 (Justification) you said something like we become divine
when born of the spirit, isn’t that incorrect, for only
God is divine? [Click
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QUESTION
87 :
You
said Justification is summed up in this verse, "Follow
peace with all men, and holiness, without which no man shall
see the Lord..." (Hebrews 12:14). Does this mean that
if I don't have peace with my brethrens, I will not see
the Lord; especially when he said, "If it be possible…"
(Rom 12:18)? [Click
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QUESTION
88 :
The apostle
John wrote of sin in 1 John 5:16, Clearly, there is sin
that leads to death. Whatever type of death this is, is
not clearly identified here. However, the eternal security
teachers like to draw our attention to 1 Cor. 11:27-30.
And to that they sometimes add the deaths of Ananias and
Sapphira as specific examples of the sin unto death. To
Them Death Is Always Physical. While it is undeniable truth
that God gets so angry over sin that he kills people because
of it, there is another truth related to this that the eternal
security teachers will always deny—that sin can bring a
Christian to his spiritual death, just like Adam and Eve
died spiritually because of their sin, as God warned would
happen (Gen. 2:17); God didn't kill them physically but
they did die spiritually like he warned. From the eternal
security perspective, when a person who was formerly saved
would die physically, he will always go to heaven. How such
people are living at that point is inconsequential, even
if God would kill them physically because of their unrepentant
heinous sins. This clearly spells out license for immorality
(Dan Corner). Doesn't it? [Click
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QUESTION
89 :
Take 2
Timothy 2:13, "if we are faithless, he will remain
faithful, for he cannot disown himself." The proper
understanding of 2 Tim 2:11-13 is if a Christian would disown
(or deny) Jesus (as Peter did three times) and thereby show
he is faithless at that point, God will remain faithful
and disown (or deny) us, as Paul just wrote, which was a
repeat of Jesus' teaching in Mt. 10:33. Isn't that undoubtedly
so? [Click
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QUESTION
90 :
What does
the bible saith about eternal security [or often called
perseverance of the saints]? I'm a little confuse? Do the
Church believe in eternal security? When some of the Bishops
speak on this subject what is the understanding of Eternal
Security? Is this just some of the Bishops’ belief (personal
belief)? (Mon, 12 Jan 2004, G.G, pawsaint@…).
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QUESTION
91 :
Many who
preach eternal security emphases Rom 8:1 but fail to emphases
the second clause, "those who walk after the spirit."
Do you do that? [Click
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QUESTION
92 :
Is Justification
another gospel or as one person puts it "eternal security
is another gospel"? [Click
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QUESTION
93 :
One has
to endure to end to be saved as stated in James 1:12, "Blessed
is the man that endureth temptation: for when he is tried,
he shall receive the crown of life, which the Lord hath
promised to them that love him." How then can we be
assured salvation the moment we are born again?
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QUESTION
94 :
What is
security-in-sin gospel? [Click
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QUESTION
95 :
Is there
something as a carnal believer? [Click
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QUESTION
96 :
What is
antinomianism and why? [Click
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QUESTION
97 :
Paul,
the true grace teacher, knew the same horrible fate that
occurred to Hymenaeus and Alexander could also happen to
Timothy (who was certainly sealed by the Holy Spirit). Paul
consequently told him what he needed to do to prevent this
from happening to himself. So, as Hymenaeus and Alexander
shipwrecked their faith, Paul knew godly Timothy could also
have this happen to him (just like any Christian can). How
much more us losing our salvation? Examples are from 1 Timothy:-
“Timothy, my son, I give you this instruction in keeping
with the prophecies once made about you, so that by following
them you may fight the good fight, holding on to faith and
a good conscience. Some have rejected these and so have
shipwrecked their faith. Among them are Hymenaeus and Alexander,
whom I have handed over to Satan to be taught not to blaspheme”
(1 Tim 1:18-20). “The goal of this command is love, which
comes from a pure heart and a good conscience and a sincere
faith. Some have wandered away from these and turned to
meaningless talk” (1 Tim 1:5,6). [Click
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QUESTION
98 :
Notice,
"For of this you can be sure: No immoral, impure or
greedy person—such a man is an idolater—has any inheritance
in the kingdom of Christ and of God. Let no one deceive
you with empty words, for because of such things God's wrath
comes on those who are disobedient. Therefore do not be
partners with them" (Eph 5:5-7). Had it, lost it and
became children of disobedience, correct? [Click
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QUESTION
99 :
Does the
Seal of the Holy Spirit = Eternal Security? [Click
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QUESTION
100 :
How many
times must a righteous person sin in order to lose his salvation?
Must it be a lifestyle or continuous sinning? Does one have
to practice sin before he becomes unsaved or shows himself
never saved to begin with, as some would say? (D. Corner).
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QUESTION
101 : Did Peter
disown or deny Christ and what are the implications as stated
by Dan Corner? [Click
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QUESTION
102 :
David
lost his salvation, therefore, can we then not loose ours?
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QUESTION
103 :
Jesus
said no man putting his hands to the plow and turning back
is fit for the Kingdom, that clearly tells me one can lose
there salvation, isn't that so? [Click
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QUESTION
104 :
"The
saints who yield will lose their salvation with this single
act of disobedience [that is, willing taking the Mark Of
the Beast according to Rev 14:9-12];" isn't that a
saved person becoming eternally lost? [Click
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QUESTION
105 :
This verse
is used to say some born again believers lost their salvation,
"So I counsel younger widows to marry, to have children,
to manage their homes and to give the enemy no opportunity
for slander. Some have in fact already turned away to follow
Satan" (1 Tim 5:14,15). Hence, lost their salvation,
is that so? [Click
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QUESTION
106 :
Is Justification
a license to sin or as Dan puts it, "your spiritual
guard is not only down it is gone. You won’t ever need to
guard against personal sin and its defiling abilities since
you are already forgiven...even if you would turn to sexual
immorality, drunkenness, thief, idolatry, lying, murder,
etc;" or even as Todd puts it, "this doctrine
allows people to commit every sin under the sun, without
suffering any consequences for their complete lack of holy
living?" [Click
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QUESTION
107 :
1 Corinthian
5:5 shows a man in the church, no doubts about it, who was
sinning and lost his salvation, especially when Paul handed
him over to satan; isn’t that so? [Click
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QUESTION
108 :
Seeing
that we cannot loose our salvation, by Paul saying “All
things are permissible” (1 Corinthians 6:12) means I can
fornicate as a Christian; doesn’t it? [Click
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QUESTION
109 :
John 10:28
clearly speaks of God keeping the believers through Justification
but someone oppose this verse and John 5:24 by saying, "It
reads, 'My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they
FOLLOW me' (10:27). This is the only type of person, the
one that meets these conditions, that will "NEVER PERISH,"
according to the next verse! Did you notice the words, "they
follow me"? The word translated "follow"
is a PRESENT INDICATIVE ACTIVE in the Greek, which asserts
something which is occurring while the speaker is making
the statement. In other words, as long as we remain faithful
and CONTINUE to follow Jesus, He will, indeed, assure us
that we will "never perish," v.28. No such promise,
however, is given here (or anywhere in the Bible) to one
that would turn and start "to follow Satan" as
Paul knew could and did happen (1 Tim. 5:15)! It clearly
does NOT cover such. Some read into Jn. 10:28 the words,
"under any circumstance" after the words "never
perish," but they are NOT there! Jesus did NOT include
them in his promise and neither should we!" Is this
person correct? [Click
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QUESTION
110 :
Once a
son, always a son. This argument is based on natural fact,
then applied to the spiritual, which doesn't always hold
up as truth. (UES adherents frequently make this kind of
mistake!) This type of error can be demonstrated by the
following facts: Before we became Christians, we were all
"children of the devil" (Acts 13:10; 1 Jn. 3:10)
and "sons of the evil one" (Matt. 13:38). In other
words, the devil was our spiritual father (Jn. 8:44). However,
this spiritual father-child relationship changed at the
point of salvation, according to Scripture! Aren't you glad
that spiritual father-child relationships CAN be ended?
Therefore, it follow suit that our spiritual father-child
relationship with God can also be ended – backslidden. Isn’t
that so? [Click
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QUESTION
111 :
Is it
true that you can live a sinning life and be saved as stated
here, "Samson was sexually immoral and he's mentioned
as a hero in Hebrews 11. Therefore, one can be sexually
immoral, like him, and be saved?" [Click
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QUESTION
112 :
Samson
committed suicide and he went to heaven because he is listed
in the faith chapter. Therefore, we know Christians can
likewise commit this awful sin and still go to heaven?
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QUESTION
113 :
I've seen
where you have refuted correctly, those who they allege
lost their salvation in the bible; especially the Old Testament
figures who clearly weren't born again much more to lose
it. However, how about those from the New Testament like
Demas, Judas Iscariot, The Prodigal Son, Simon Magnus, Hymenaeus
and Philetus or Hymenaeus and Alexander?
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QUESTION
114 :
I've
seen many verses cited by Anti-Justification teachers against
what they call "Once save, always save" doctrine.
Are they correct in this? Am I to now believe in conditional
security because of the many scriptures presented in an
attempt to refute Justification? [Click
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QUESTION
115 :
What is
the real truth about Perseverance of the Saint? [Click
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QUESTION
116 :
Is a Right Perception
of the Godhead important? [Click
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QUESTION
117 :
In
what one word is the character of God expressed?
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QUESTION
118 :
What
does the bible say about the nature of God? [Click
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QUESTION
119 :
How
long has God existed? [Click
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QUESTION
120 :
What
or who is God? [Click
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QUESTION
121 :
Where
does God live? [Click
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QUESTION
122 :
If you persist that
God is male, where did the feminine emotions come from?
Did they create themselves? The Hebrew word, “El Shaddai",
literally means, “The breasty One." Which denotes the
super-devoted mother that meets her children’s needs before
they need them. [Basically, what is the gender of God or
does he have a gender?] – ACCommunity boards
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QUESTION
123 :
Is Melchizedek God,
and how does the bible say he has no beginning of days?
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QUESTION
124 :
What does it mean
that God came from Teman and the Holy One from Mount Paran?
(Hab. 3:3). [Click
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QUESTION
125 :
Who
Created God? [Click
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QUESTION
126 :
Does Isa 45:23-25
speaks of a three person Trinity and it’s existence; “I
have sworn by myself, the word is gone out of my mouth [in]
righteousness, and shall not return, That
unto me every knee shall bow, every tongue shall swear.
Surely, shall say, in the LORD have I righteousness and
strength: to him shall come; and all that are incensed against
him shall be ashamed. In the LORD shall all the seed of
Israel be justified, and shall glory?” And is it a quote
for Philippians 2:9-11 and Romans 14:9-12? Would that make
a three-person trinity? [Click
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QUESTION
127 :
Does John 1:1 show one
God, or separate persons within the Godhead? [Click
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QUESTION
128 :
Isn’t
this Trinity in Scripture, “Come
ye near unto me, hear ye this; I have not spoken in secret
from the beginning; from the time that it was, there am
I: and now the Lord GOD, and his Spirit, hath sent me”
(Isa 48:16)? Notice: 1. “the Lord GOD” 2. “his spirit” and
3. “me”. Isn’t that Trinity? [Click
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QUESTION
129 :
Mark
12:35-37 clearly shows us a distinction in the Godhead.
How is it then the son is the father and the father the
son? Or, does this speak of two Yahweh's [Yahovah]?
[Click
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QUESTION
130 :
God said he made
us in his image and we are tripartite beings – body, soul
and spirit. Therefore, doesn’t this show a reflection of
a Trinity? [Click
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QUESTION 131 :
In Revelation
where the angels cry Holy, Holy, Holy is that the representation
of the Trinity; three holies to three different beings?
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QUESTION
132 :
When a man and woman
marry, they become "one flesh". They are still
two people. Isn’t that the same with the Trinity?
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QUESTION
133 :
“But I would have
you know, that the head of every man is Christ; and the
head of the woman is the man; and the head of Christ is
God” (1 Cor 11:3). [This is] evidence of distinct persons
in the godhead. What is the minimum Biblical number of persons
to have loving relationship [Click
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QUESTION
134 :
Where did you get
this Trinitarian terminology (Trinity) from if not the
Bible
and if not from resorting to history, as you have testified
you have not done? [Click
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QUESTION
135 :
You speak of "manifestations",
"operations", or "administrations" of
the Father, Son and the Holy Spirit, but the Bible never
uses these terms to describe them. Can you show me where
this occurred? [Click
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QUESTION
136 :
Gal. 4:6... Eph.
2:18... Eph. 4:4-6... Titus 3:5-6... Rom. 15:16, 30; 2 Cor.
1:21-22; 3:3; Gal. 3:11-14; Eph. 2:22; 3:14, 16-17; 5:17-21;
Phil. 3:3; Col. 1:6-8; 1 Thess. 1:2-10; 2 Thess. 2:13. All
these are just as abundant in Trinitarian language as the
ones I wrote out above. Paul was unquestionably a Trinitarian.
Isn’t he !? [Click
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QUESTION
137 :
Also read Rev. 1:4-5,
"...Grace to you and peace from HIM WHO IS AND WHO
WAS AND WHO IS TO COME and from the SEVEN SPIRITS who are
before His throne, and from JESUS CHRIST, the faithful witness,
the firstborn from the dead and the ruler over the kings
of the earth." As we can also see, John was undeniably
a Trinitarian. Isn’t he !? [Click
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QUESTION
138 :
Shouldn't I accept
the Trinity on faith, the same as creation?
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QUESTION
139 :
Is the Trinity a
tradition of men, or is it taught, stated, and commanded
in the Bible; the Word of God? [Click
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QUESTION
140 :
Are the teachings
of contemporary “Trinitarians” compatible with, or contradictory
of, the scriptures? [Click
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QUESTION
141 :
In contrast to the
teaching of the Trinity, does the Apostolic (Oneness) doctrine
rely upon philosophical speculation, or extra-biblical terminology
to express it's doctrine? Or, does the doctrine of the Oneness
of God rely solely, and totally upon the faithfulness of
the literally stated Word of God? [Click
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QUESTION
142 :
What
can we conclude, in regards to the number of God, by listing
the occurrences of these words or phrases as they appear
in relation to God in the Bible- "Holy One", "One",
"Holy Trinity", "Trinity", "Triune",
"Three"? [Click
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QUESTION
143 :
Is the
Trinity revealed in the Old Testament? What about verses
like Gen 3:22, Gen 11:7 and even Isa 6:8 that showed a trinity
of persons before the New Testament? They read, "And
the Lord God said, Behold the man is become as one of US,
to know good and evil:..." (Gen. 3:22), "...let
US go down, and there confound their language..." (Gen.
11:7) and “Also I heard the voice of the Lord, saying: 'Whom
shall I send, And who will go for Us?' Then I said, 'Here
am I! Send me.'" (Isaiah 6:8)? [Click
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QUESTION
144 :
If God
has revealed Himself as one, then is it acceptable to worship
Him in any other way, for example, a Trinity?
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QUESTION
145 :
“Does
the Bible say that there is but one Lord (Isa 45:18, Eph
4:5)?” [Click
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QUESTION
146 :
What about
Isaiah 44:8? [Click
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QUESTION
147 :
Was Paul
speaking of God when he used lord in asking, “Who are thou,
Lord” (Acts 9:5)? [Click
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QUESTION
148 :
If God
being in Christ makes Christ God the Father (2 Cor 5:19),
as the author is contending, would not Christ, who (according
to the author) is God the Father, being in Philip (Jn. 14:20)
and in all who have the hope of glory (Col. 1:27) also make
all those God the Father? If not, why not? (bible.ca)
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QUESTION
149 :
Was
the God of the Old Testament (Yahweh) Someone other than
the Father? The answer, of course, is the latter [Yes].
For additional identification of Yahweh [Yahovah], see the
"Eternal Son"
article. [Click
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QUESTION
150 :
Was
God manifested in the flesh speaking of God the Father or
God the Son? [Click
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QUESTION
151 :
“Since
they both [father and son] sanctify they are the same person,
yet sanctification is by all three, the Father (Jn. 17:17),
the Son (Heb.13:12,10:10) and the Spirit (2 Thess 2:13,
1 Peter 1:2). Yet there is another that sanctification is
attributed to, that is our faith (Acts 26:18). Does this
mean that our faith is God too? This is the illogical conclusion
that one arrives.” [Click
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QUESTION
152 :
Does this
speak of a three distinct persons of a Trinity giving a
blessing, “The LORD bless you and keep you; the LORD
make His face shine upon you, and be gracious to you; the
LORD lift up His countenance upon you, and give you
peace.” (Num 6:24-27)? [Click
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QUESTION
153 :
What
does the transfiguration tell us of God and the trinity?
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QUESTION
154 :
Do you
believe He who prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane, shedding
agonized sweat-drops of blood, was God incarnate? Or, “if
God incarnate had died upon the cross, how could the world
keep on functioning during the three-day interval awaiting
His resurrection [or even being Jesus on earth]?”
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QUESTION
155 :
Are there
other gods or Gods? [Click
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QUESTION
156 :
Did Genesis
18:1-5 speak of the trinity? [Click
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QUESTION
157 : The KJV
translates 'elohim' like so: AV-God
2346, god 244, judge 5, GOD 1, goddess 2, great 2, mighty
2, angels 1, exceeding 1, God-ward + 04136 1, godly 1; 2606.
Are they so-called
because, as the King James Version and the Peshitta suppose,
the word 'elohim' there properly means 'judges?'
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QUESTION
158 :
Can
men SEE Him? Did Old Testament Men actually see God?
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QUESTION
159 :
Did God
speak to Manoah (Judges 13:1-22) and said his name was wonderful?
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QUESTION
160 :
How could
a uni-personal God be love, before He had created a world
filled with things to love? Love requires a lover
and a beloved. This is why the living God is love,
now and forever; because, as Jesus said, "...for You
loved Me before the foundation of the world" (John
17:24) - thriceholy.net [Click
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QUESTION
161 :
You contend
in several FAQ’s that none saw God, but several manifestations
and representations in visions, but this contradicts your
notion that God is only one person, as against three in
one; for you said none saw God as three but one person.
Hence, the same notion that you use to say God is one by
not showing himself as three to the prophets in manifestations
or visions, can be used to say that God is three, seeing
that none really saw God but a representation. So then one
throne with some one on it called God, in a vision, could
just be a representation of the three, but in reality there
are three thrones with Father, Son and Holy Spirit ruling
as God. Isn’t that so? [Click
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