>There is a debt we owe God for the shed blood He drew from his only begotten
>Son Jesus, and we will all lose our lives over it. Either love your life
>and lose
>it to the wages of sin, or lose your life walking the path of righteousness
>for Christ's namesake, that you may find it. Were it not for a work of God
>marvelous in our eyes, the hope in the glory of God would not have been made
>possible--yet, Sinner,
>there remains a decision for you to make: you must receive or reject God's
here it is... the gospel of co-redemption... man's good work results in his salvation.
though the Bible says man is not saved by the will of man, ( Jn. 1:12,13 ) this fellow
counter's God and calls Him a liar.
built on Universalism... the idea that Christ died for everyone though everyone is not
saved... is just another way of saying Christ failed at Calvary. since unbelief is a sin,
Christ paid for that, too. it remains therefore up to man who is already saved ( lest we
say He failed at Calvary ) to save himself by his good decision.
this leaves out everyone of the mentally impaired who can't make decisions... the gospel
of co-redemption is designed for the smart only.
>profound gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. The following
>link shows God's word as a light shining in the darkness--that the way of
>salvation comes through a restored relationship with God rather than through
>following the rules of God. Jesus Saves. <�FTL120><
>http://www.fellowshiptractleague.org/tract_html/english/120_1.html