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He does not make the mistake of washing clean in His blood a Judas that would later betray Him....really not hard....
I think the problem here is... you equate logic with truth. They are not always the same thing.
We don't have to "out logic" Satan... we just have to "out truth" him.
Just because A and B are true... doesn't always mean C is true.
We can talk about whats logical.... or we can talk about truth.
We can talk about "what makes sense"... or we can talk about what the Bible says... whether we think it makes sense or not.
Please give scripture that says this... not an opinion.
2Pet 2:22 It has happened to them according to the true proverb, "A DOG RETURNS TO ITS OWN VOMIT," and, "A sow, after washing, returns to wallowing in the mire."
The Bible says ... "it has happened"....some people, after being washed go back to being dirty again.
There are about a half dozen more verses like this.
Noted and reiterated: We post Scripture, and you have insisted on putting your heart and mind over The Word of God. Please stop bearing false witness. Prayin' for ya ️@Gerbolski
Whilst I appreciate your efforted replies, I just can't keep running in circles with you guys.
I have made very simple and logical points. If you cannot give a direct answer, I just don't know how to communicate with you.
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Noted and reiterated: We post Scripture, and you have insisted on putting your heart and mind over The Word of God. Please stop bearing false witness. Prayin' for ya ️
1. Romans 8:29-39 – The Golden Chain of Salvation
"For those God foreknew he also predestined... and those he justified, he also glorified... Who shall separate us from the love of Christ?... neither death nor life... nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God..."
Nothing can separate you from the love of God... that's great... the love of God is NOT... I repeat.. NOT the salvation of God.
God loves even unsaved sinners.
Rom 5:8 But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.
So right off the bat... your first verse doesn't support OSAS.
Try it this way.
1. God wants all to be saved and come to Him but "want" doesn't equate to certainty.
2. Free Will allows for acceptance or rejection of salvation.
3. Jesus suffered and died for all. One can reject it and in various ways but God is STILL an arm's length from those people.
The unforgivable sin, then, is knowingly and willfully attributing the works of the Holy Spirit to Satan, rejecting the Spirit’s testimony about Christ.
In broader terms, it means a persistent, hardened rejection of the Spirit’s conviction and the gospel of Christ. If someone continues in this state until death, they cannot be forgiven, because they’ve rejected the only means of forgiveness.
By Jesus and the Bible:
Catholics are WRONG. There is no Limbo and all that mess.
At death, one's sentence and eternal place are permanently set.
God takes sin VERY seriously so much that no human can truly comprehend it.
His judgment on those that have done that, is perfect, good, and Just even if it's your kids, spouse, parents, and lifelong best friend since kindergarten.
You misread that verse. Did you miss 'those He justified'? It is a reference to salvation and vetting a person for this gift.