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WHO REJECTS THE GOSPEL YOU SEND TO THEM by Chaim, Abalone Kid http://www.theabalonekid.com/ We must ALL appear before Jesus Christ to account for our life God created for us beginning with Adam. Believe this? You say "NO". God says: Lost humanity will never survive it's sin nature. No "system" man thinks he devises will correct, nor preserve life. All man's works are vain without God at the lead. And behind all "systems", ALL of them are spiritual forces that have rejected God long ago and made their place here their realm of unseen rule through man's sin nature that is deceived by our lost mind. PROVE GOD? We have one life to decide that it is not by mere choice of others we are alive. In this time we have, our lives can mean more then day to day and then, at some unknown moment, it's over. Consider the following: GOD IS. God shows the proof in our life, the heavens declare it, the creation sounds it out, ...

Will born again believer in Christ  lose their salvation when they sin ? by Ron Graham - twotug@embarqmail.com “There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus,” Romans 8:1. Condemnation is a sphere of entrapment used by Satan and his horde of malevolent misfits to enslave even the followers of Jesus Christ. Every time we stumble and commit a sin the enemy moves in to convince us that we are once again under God’s condemnation. If you are born again and yet you have allowed the enemy to entrap you thusly, it’s imperative you memorize the above verse. If you don’t fall into that category memorize it anyway. Satan will never stop his attacks. Consider the above verse your security blanket. “He that believeth on him (Jesus the Christ) is not condemned: John 3:18a. With this verse, Jesus’ words confirm the simplicity of salvation; believing “on Him” removes all condemnation “…but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in ...

Everybody is saved: True or false? Didn’t Jesus die for all of us, for all our sins; the sins of all humanity, our past sins, our present sins, and even for the sins we will do in the future. We conclude that we are all saved. Yes? So why would Jesus stated, “For many are called, but few chosen” in Matthew 20:16?   He died for everybody. Therefore, many are called. So why few are chosen? The chosen ones, what did they do to be selected? What steps did they take to be saved? It is straightforward. If it were so basic than why would only a few know? The chosen fulfilled the only condition that needed to be saved.   They accepted Jesus as the one that God had sent. They believed that Jesus is the Son of God, who paid for the penalty of their sins, John 3:16. Therefore salvation is easy.   So why should others not be chosen.   This analogy will help understand. This analogy explains how easy it is to be saved and why many refuse to be saved. Jesus’ death and resurrec...