Awesome teaching! Another verse that complements Eph 1:13 KJV and 1 Cor 6:19-20 KJV is Acts 20:28 KJV, confirming that Jesus Christ purchased us believers with his own blood. Acts 20:28 KJV Take heed therefore unto yourselves, and to all the flock, over the which the Holy Ghost hath made you overseers, to feed the church of God, which he hath PURCHASED WITH HIS OWN BLOOD. Thank you Lord Jesus Christ for the free gift of eternal life and the forgiveness of sins!
Amen and amen! This is the same thing with God's sovereignty. The moment you talk about it all calvinists get excited because of their gnostic, false, deterministic idea of God's sovereignty. And then with free will all arminians get excited because they think our free will overrides what Jesus had done for us and now sealed us with His Spirit. So God is the King and Ruler of this world and He does in His good pleasure whatever He wants to do and accomplis, yet we have free will and responsibility for our actions BUT free will is not a superpower wherein we could use it to annul our salvation, become shorter, become the opposite sex, become gods etc.
That’s right! Many people in those two groups probably miss the true “middle road” (if you will), in that a person can have free will and God be sovereign at the same time. - Trent
God purchased Israel from the slavery of Egypt as His own possession. The all went through baptism of the red sea. However most of them were disqualified to enter the promise land because they they did not hold their confidence stedfast unto the end. Heb 3:12 Take heed, brethren, lest there be in any of you an evil heart of unbelief, in departing from the living God. Heb 3:13 But exhort one another daily, while it is called To day; lest any of you be hardened through the deceitfulness of sin. Heb 3:14 For we are made partakers of Christ, if we hold the beginning of our confidence stedfast unto the end;
It would be utter insanity for anyone to actually want to lose their salvation yet there are many who believe this nonsense. Nope, you can't lose it even if you were crazy enough to want to lose it. Salvation is more than most of us can comprehend. God actually creates in you a totally new nature that is separate from the old nature you were born with. That new nature cannot sin and that wicked one toucheth him not. ( First John 5:18) So, this new nature is fully protected from the loss of salvation and Satan himself can't get it from you nor can you choose to lose it if you went insane and wanted to be lost again. You are stuck with eternal life so get used to it!!!
We choose to lie, so if we lie when we profess our belief, then we are still able sin as you are your own. Those in Christ cannot sin as they are dead to sin.
If you cannot sin, then you are perfect. The scripture shows how a believer CAN indeed sin, but it is the Spirit that cannot sin. When we believe, we are in dwelt with this spirit. We are to walk in the Spirit and not in the fleshly sinful nature we have. - Trent
@@BibleLine Yes a believer can offend the Holy Spirit by commiting sin, but if indeed you have the Holy Spirit your conscience will feel the guilt, as noted in Romans 8:16. The new covenant is set up to allow forgiveness by repentance for the remission (reduction) of sins. Sin is quantified by doing things you know are wrong, therefore much is a matter of conscience, clear or guilty.
I tried to ask this question several times to another pretty popular osas TH-camr, Onorato Diamante, but so far he has accurately avoided answering it. I’ll try with you then. It’s a sincere question to see how much you osas guys really believe in what you are preaching. Consider the following hypothetical example: A man honestly puts his faith in Christ and gets saved. During his life though his faith withers, he stops believing Christ to be the Son of God, he gets convinced that he was just a prophet but denies Jesus’ resurrection. He eventually converts to Islam, he sets up a harem of 7 wives, and embraces the jihad cause. He spends the rest of his life having relations with his 7 wives, many of whom under age, and beheading Christians. He finally blows himself up in a terroristic attack that kills hundreds of innocent people including many infants, while crying out, “Death to Christianity! Allahu Akbar!” Now he is before Jesus waiting for his judgment. What is Jesus going to tell him? 1. Off to hell, you evildoer! 2. Come on in, my son, enjoy eternal life with me! Which one of the two?
@@BibleLine I’m so happy you decided not to give a straight answer to my question! 😅 I sincerely mean it. I was hoping for you that you would try to dodge it, as you did, which shows to me that you yourself know, deep inside of you, even if you are probably not ready yet to admit it, that this fundamentalist understanding of osas (there’s nothing I can possibly do to lose my salvation) is untenable. If you really believed in osas you wouldn’t have hesitated one second to say “option 2”. But you didn’t and instead tried to move the conversation to the exegesis of another passage that has not much to do with the question I asked. This tells me that the question I asked you bothers you. And I’m so happy it does! Because one should be bothered by a case like that. I know you are a reasonable person and mean well. Just ponder the question I asked and when you are in your room and nobody is looking at you, just ask your conscience, “do I really believe in this?” You don’t have to give me an answer. Just hope God can enlighten you in your way.
Did you not read the comment? I said option two lol. This question does not bother me because of passages and scriptures similar to John 5:24. The entire context sheds light on the matter. Deep down in my heart does not matter because the scripture is clear, Option two is 100% correct, and it has always been correct. Please now, answer me on John 5:24. - Trent
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Thanks!
Absolutely! Thank you!!
Thanks for the video !
Absolutely! Thank you!
Thank you Pastor Jesse! I have often wondered about this question…😀
Thank you so much!
Thankyou for Verses of God's word to share,when sharing the gospel,such a reassurance. God bless Pastor Jesse in Jesus Name.
Awesome teaching brother💕
Thank you so much!
Amén!
Amen! Amen! Amen!
This is soo importent to know!
Yes!!! Thank you for the support.
- Trent
Why anyone, would choose to lose their salvation, is beyond me! 🤔☝️🙏☝️🕊️💯❤️
As always, thanks.
This belief is prevalent inside the pentecostal churches.
Thanks Foe Chicken. So many people need to know this!
- Trent
Awesome teaching! Another verse that complements Eph 1:13 KJV and 1 Cor 6:19-20 KJV is Acts 20:28 KJV, confirming that Jesus Christ purchased us believers with his own blood.
Acts 20:28 KJV
Take heed therefore unto yourselves, and to all the flock, over the which the Holy Ghost hath made you overseers, to feed the church of God, which he hath PURCHASED WITH HIS OWN BLOOD.
Thank you Lord Jesus Christ for the free gift of eternal life and the forgiveness of sins!
Wow, thank you so much for the encouragement! Praise the Lord!
- Trent
Amen and amen!
This is the same thing with God's sovereignty. The moment you talk about it all calvinists get excited because of their gnostic, false, deterministic idea of God's sovereignty. And then with free will all arminians get excited because they think our free will overrides what Jesus had done for us and now sealed us with His Spirit. So God is the King and Ruler of this world and He does in His good pleasure whatever He wants to do and accomplis, yet we have free will and responsibility for our actions BUT free will is not a superpower wherein we could use it to annul our salvation, become shorter, become the opposite sex, become gods etc.
That’s right! Many people in those two groups probably miss the true “middle road” (if you will), in that a person can have free will and God be sovereign at the same time.
- Trent
@@BibleLine That is it!
You will one day be answerable to God for this Video. Please Prepare what you going to say on the Day of Judgement.
This is true. Nevertheless, the scripture is clear that salvation is free to all. Anyone who believes in Jesus Christ
receives eternal life.
- Trent
God purchased Israel from the slavery of Egypt as His own possession. The all went through baptism of the red sea. However most of them were disqualified to enter the promise land because they they did not hold their confidence stedfast unto the end.
Heb 3:12 Take heed, brethren, lest there be in any of you an evil heart of unbelief, in departing from the living God.
Heb 3:13 But exhort one another daily, while it is called To day; lest any of you be hardened through the deceitfulness of sin.
Heb 3:14 For we are made partakers of Christ, if we hold the beginning of our confidence stedfast unto the end;
Good scripture. This doesn’t mean someone will lose salvation.
- Trent
It would be utter insanity for anyone to actually want to lose their salvation yet there are many who believe this nonsense. Nope, you can't lose it even if you were crazy enough to want to lose it. Salvation is more than most of us can comprehend. God actually creates in you a totally new nature that is separate from the old nature you were born with. That new nature cannot sin and that wicked one toucheth him not. ( First John 5:18) So, this new nature is fully protected from the loss of salvation and Satan himself can't get it from you nor can you choose to lose it if you went insane and wanted to be lost again. You are stuck with eternal life so get used to it!!!
Very well stated! Thank you Randy.
- Trent
We choose to lie, so if we lie when we profess our belief, then we are still able sin as you are your own. Those in Christ cannot sin as they are dead to sin.
If you cannot sin, then you are perfect. The scripture shows how a believer CAN indeed sin, but it is the Spirit that cannot sin. When we believe, we are in dwelt with this spirit. We are to walk in the Spirit and not in the fleshly sinful nature we have.
- Trent
@@BibleLine Yes a believer can offend the Holy Spirit by commiting sin, but if indeed you have the Holy Spirit your conscience will feel the guilt, as noted in Romans 8:16.
The new covenant is set up to allow forgiveness by repentance for the remission (reduction) of sins.
Sin is quantified by doing things you know are wrong, therefore much is a matter of conscience, clear or guilty.
You can never be unborn again. To all free willers do you loose your free will when you get saved? Ex Arminian Calvinist.
I tried to ask this question several times to another pretty popular osas TH-camr, Onorato Diamante, but so far he has accurately avoided answering it.
I’ll try with you then. It’s a sincere question to see how much you osas guys really believe in what you are preaching.
Consider the following hypothetical example:
A man honestly puts his faith in Christ and gets saved. During his life though his faith withers, he stops believing Christ to be the Son of God, he gets convinced that he was just a prophet but denies Jesus’ resurrection. He eventually converts to Islam, he sets up a harem of 7 wives, and embraces the jihad cause. He spends the rest of his life having relations with his 7 wives, many of whom under age, and beheading Christians. He finally blows himself up in a terroristic attack that kills hundreds of innocent people including many infants, while crying out, “Death to Christianity! Allahu Akbar!”
Now he is before Jesus waiting for his judgment. What is Jesus going to tell him?
1. Off to hell, you evildoer!
2. Come on in, my son, enjoy eternal life with me!
Which one of the two?
Option 2.
John 5:24 is what you need to answer.
- Trent
@@BibleLine I’m so happy you decided not to give a straight answer to my question! 😅 I sincerely mean it. I was hoping for you that you would try to dodge it, as you did, which shows to me that you yourself know, deep inside of you, even if you are probably not ready yet to admit it, that this fundamentalist understanding of osas (there’s nothing I can possibly do to lose my salvation) is untenable.
If you really believed in osas you wouldn’t have hesitated one second to say “option 2”. But you didn’t and instead tried to move the conversation to the exegesis of another passage that has not much to do with the question I asked. This tells me that the question I asked you bothers you. And I’m so happy it does! Because one should be bothered by a case like that.
I know you are a reasonable person and mean well. Just ponder the question I asked and when you are in your room and nobody is looking at you, just ask your conscience, “do I really believe in this?”
You don’t have to give me an answer. Just hope God can enlighten you in your way.
Did you not read the comment? I said option two lol. This question does not bother me because of passages and scriptures similar to John 5:24. The entire context sheds light on the matter. Deep down in my heart does not matter because the scripture is clear, Option two is 100% correct, and it has always been correct. Please now, answer me on John 5:24.
- Trent
@@BibleLine ok, sad then.