The Limitations of free will: Luke 10:28.

[Stone.chapel]

You have the right to obey or disobey God’s word; to accept or reject God’s word; but your freedom does not extend beyond the right to choose between them: Luke 10:28.

Since those who have disobeyed or rejected God’s Word have no freedom at all to enter the Kingdom of heaven, nor are they free to extend the duration of their lives beyond the Last Judgment in heaven: Revelation 20:15.

True or false?






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[glorydaz]

You have the right to obey or disobey God’s word; to accept or reject God’s word; but your freedom does not extend beyond the right to choose between them: Luke 10:28.

Since those who have disobeyed or rejected God’s Word have no freedom at all to enter the Kingdom of heaven, nor are they free to extend the duration of their lives beyond the Last Judgment in heaven: Revelation 20:15.

True or false?






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Are you Capricorn?

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[Jerry Shugart]

You have the right to obey or disobey God’s word; to accept or reject God’s word; but your freedom does not extend beyond the right to choose between them: Luke 10:28.

Those who "believe" the gospel are saved. And believing is not a function of a person's will. Instead, "faith" is based on the "evidence" which is found in the gospel which comes in the power of God :

"Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen" (Heb.11:1).​

A person cannot "will" himself to believe something which is lacking evidence which demonstrates that it is true.