KingdomRose
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It would make no sense to those who are not.
I am not "born again." But I understand what Jesus meant by enduring to the end. And that applied to those who are "born again" as well as anyone else.
It would make no sense to those who are not.
I am not "born again." But I understand what Jesus meant by enduring to the end. And that applied to those who are "born again" as well as anyone else.
KR, unless you hear the "true Gospel" and place your faith in Christ as your Savior, you're headed for judgement and the Lake of Fire.
Why do you say you are not born again. I understand that to mean you are not saved, which means you have not accepted the gospel.
I am not "born again." But I understand what Jesus meant by enduring to the end. And that applied to those who are "born again" as well as anyone else.
Absolutely not. I have accepted the Gospel, totally. Those who are "born again" are those who are chosen to reign with Christ in heaven, during his Millennial Reign. (Revelation 5:10; 20:4,6) His co-rulers are a relatively small group, compared to the total number of those of mankind who have ever lived. I am part of that "great multitude" that will be the citizens of God's Kingdom who will live on Earth forever, our numbers running into the billions. (Rev. 7:9,14) The "born again" Christians are only those who will be ruling in heaven.
I don't doubt. I just don't find people that say Jesus' word is for today.
I know, that's why I spread Jesus' word instead of arguing about teachings of man.
YOu see, I don't have my own doctrines, yet I get so many insulting comments and personal attacks in my threads. Don't you see so many posters here attacking me personally instead of talking about OP?
This is the reality of many churches. They don't like to see what Jesus' says.
I believe what Jesus said is for Jew and Gentile.
have you ever thought why so many posters here don't accept your view?
Jacob,
In order to inherit God's kingdom we need to know what Jesus teaches or commands, and practice what He says.
His teachings are not so hard to understand. It is just hard to practice because He teaches us to forsake our own worldly way to His ways.
this simple truth is not accepted by most churches.
That's why I get so many attacks in my threads because I point people to focus on Jesus' word.
I was baptized as a baby in the Methodist Church. I attended that church until my parents started going to the Baptist Church when I was a teenager. I was then baptized into that church. When the choir director ran away with a married woman, my parents left, as I did, to go to a fundamentalist, non-denominational church. When that church refused a black family to come in to the church I became disillusioned with that church, and we all went to a little hole-in-the-wall fundamentalist church, teaching the same things as the Baptists and the other fundamentalist, non-denominational, "born-again" churches. Sick of the hypocrisy I saw in all those churches, I left any religion and got into the occult, but quickly left that when I started to study with Jehovah's Witnesses.
Before I came into contact with JWs, I believed that I had to believe in Jesus Christ as my Redeemer. After I came into contact with them I continued (and continue) to believe the same thing.
No one IS saved at this point, unless they were to die today. Then they would be saved, because they stayed on the road leading to life, and they endured to the end of their life. If I died today, I know I would wake up in Paradise, thus being "saved." But I have to keep on obeying Jesus to the end, if I want to be saved. Why do you ignore what Jesus said at Matthew 24:13?
Yes. That is the point. Jesus was not quoting Exodus 3:14. What he said is as the Living Bible rendered it. He wasn't stating who he was, but how long he had been in existence.
By Jesus. By God, in Jesus. If you are saying you believe a person can be saved by humbling themselves, I don't know what you are talking about. Humility is a personal characteristic. There is no need for people to be humbling others. If you are saying I should humble myself, why are you saying so and what is your motivation? Your pressing to do so comes out of nowhere to me and I see no need not knowing either anything of what you are saying or what I would humble myself in regard to if I were to come up with it on my own. Plus, your being a woman means you are instructing a man to humble himself, which is embarrassing to a man but should be more so to you in that you feel you need to resort to this. I cannot comply with your wishes. Sorry. I have no idea where you get your teaching from, but I can venture to say it along with your actions in telling me what to do do not agree with scripture. You don't even have a context for what you are saying. This has more to do with you as a person and how you are toward me than God telling me to do something. Do you know that you can close a man off from humility toward God by what you are doing, even if there is a need? It is aggravating and it is something you are resorting to.
Er, I did say that I found Christ. Read what I said again.
I apparently understand the Gospel better than you do. Jesus said that the "gospel of the kingdom will be preached as a witness..." (Matt.24:14) but you don't ever mention that kingdom. You leave out of your preaching the main theme of Jesus' preaching---the Kingdom of God. Everywhere he went he preached about the Kingdom. You don't even know what it is.
You do not know if I am a man or a woman. If I am a woman, are you going to throw out what you have learned from me?
As for being humble, God grants repentance unto salvation to those that humble themselves.
2 Timothy 2:25 Opponents must be gently instructed, in the hope that God will grant them repentance leading them to a knowledge of the truth,
Where do you get you can be saved without humbling yourself?
I don't think Meshak is an enemy of the Gospel. I think most of the other people here are.
I have no idea what you are saying. Are you saying that you believe I am not saved? Is that why you were saying I should humble myself or were you saying to be humbled?
If a man tells another man to humble himself, if the man who says it is a humble man himself it might make sense.