09 Sep 16
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkWhen you do meet Jesus Christ, I hope for your sake you are lying paralysed on a bed or hanging up on a cross somewhere. If not your a$$ will be in dire straits.
Matthew 9:2 And they brought to Him a paralytic lying on a bed. Seeing their [b]faith, Jesus said to the paralytic, “Take courage, son; your sins are forgiven.”[/b]
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkThat is what YOU are saying .. moron.
So only the bedridden and crucified need to have faith? You are making a lot of sense. As usual.
You have continually referenced the thief on the cross and the man paralysed man as examples of good faith, and ignored the rest of the teachings of Christ.
Originally posted by Rajk999I'm sorry you feel that way. You are the one building your theory of salvation on Matt 25 and ignoring the rest what Jesus said and most of the New Testament for that matter.
That is what YOU are saying .. moron.
You have continually referenced the thief on the cross and the man paralysed man as examples of good faith, and ignored the rest of the teachings of Christ.
09 Sep 16
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkI dont need to think about anything. Neither do I need to answer your childish questions.
Think about this for a moment. Was the thief on the cross saved by his good works? Yes or No?
You need to understand that there are many ways into the Kingdom of God. Not everyone is a thief on the cross or a paralysed man.
Christ will judge all people and he says it is going to be on the basis of who does good works and who practices mouth worship.
The group in the worse position are those Christians who profess their faith only and fail in their works.
Originally posted by Rajk999I dont need to think about anything.
I dont need to think about anything. Neither do I need to answer your childish questions.
You need to understand that there are many ways into the Kingdom of God. Not everyone is a thief on the cross or a paralysed man.
Christ will judge all people and he says it is going to be on the basis of who does good works and who practices mouth worship.
...[text shortened]... in the worse position are those Christians who profess their faith only and fail in their works.
Clearly not.