KingJ
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We don't my definition. We have the dictionary. James said Abraham was justified out of his works. Argument over!!!
Ostrich syndrome. You ignoring the point made.
No, they haven't. It's clearly a parable.
Its clearly not a parable. Actual names, actual place. To ignore it would be to insinuate that Jesus was lying. Even if it were a... parable.
This is why I correctly conclude that annihilationist's like you, completely remove it from your bible and hope that calling it a parable means you don't need to acknowledge what Jesus said for half a chapter.
What repentance would there be?
Repentance of sin. The act carries weight with God per Psalm 51:17 and a lot of verses from Jesus.
No, no one has debunked it. You can't debunk the truth.
Dude. you take a single verse and assume that is the A-Z of a vastly unknown future. That is borderline madness.
That's irrelevant. The kingdom is on Earth.
Irrelevant if you take a single verse as the A-Z of what will happen.
God gave His life for us. Do you think He will stop us travelling to other planets? UFO's and Elon Musk already on that. Imagine us after the first 1000 years in heaven.
Do not limit God. When Christians type ridiculous lines like ''we will be stuck on earth'' they are looking for attention and stumbling the weak into thinking God will be a pain even in heaven. It is not wise.
There is truth to us being on earth and many things remaining the same. Humans are humans. But there is also a lot of truth to us being free and God having many unthinkable and exciting things planned for us.
And, before they can be saved, they have to be justified.
Firstly, understand the point I made. If Jesus never died, NOBODY would be saved.
Then, please try understanding Psalm 51:17. Repentance of sin is not a 'work', it is a decision from the heart and per Jer 17:9-10 God judges our hearts and minds for 'justification'.
It is true, as already said that works are mentioned in James 1:27 and Rev 2:10. But it would be very important to clarify that these works are very specific works and need to be compared to 'general' works. Works that show a changed heart. Unlike Matt 7:22 type works. Can you be a martyr for Jesus (Rev 2:10) if have not accepted Him as your Lord and Saviour and love Him immensely, I am not so sure.