[NYer]

Always interesting to have a theologian, who has not read through a post, to weigh in with their statement.

[johngrace]

I know it ended this way but I felt lead to do my other post because we know not everybody reads it through. But here is that end.

"In the final analysis, the question of salvation is always an inquiry into the balancing of human free will with God's mercy and forgiveness. Scripture tells us that our God is a jealous God, who did not even spare His only Son for our salvation. God revealed to us in Jesus Christ, is a God of unfathomable love, who will wait us out to turn our hearts towards him, yet He is also the Creator of our free will and allows us the freedom of even rejecting Him who made us."

Very well written !! Thanks for posting!!!

Another great posting by you!

[johngrace]

I know it ended this way but I felt lead to do my other post because we know not everybody reads it through. But here is that end.

"In the final analysis, the question of salvation is always an inquiry into the balancing of human free will with God's mercy and forgiveness. Scripture tells us that our God is a jealous God, who did not even spare His only Son for our salvation. God revealed to us in Jesus Christ, is a God of unfathomable love, who will wait us out to turn our hearts towards him, yet He is also the Creator of our free will and allows us the freedom of even rejecting Him who made us."

Very well written !! Thanks for posting!!!

Another great posting by you!