I have no doubt that those who would not pray when the ark was being built, prayed when the Flood came; but their prayer was not answered.
I have no doubt that when Lot went out of Sodom, Sodom cried to God; but it was too late, and God's judgment swept them from the earth.
My friend, it is not too late now, but it may be at twelve o'clock tonight. I cannot find any place in the Bible where it says you may call tomorrow.
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Luke warm is repulsive to Him. The live for today world view always intrigued me. If those who live that way believed in hell, what a difference that would make.
If my post is out of line please accept my apologies.
I have always had questions on the Saved issue so I’m asking.
(I hope in a polite way?)
Where does the acceptance of Christ as Saviour come into play?
By this reasoning Jesus and his sacrifice was never needed?
Just believe that Jesus is/was God?
Lot and those who died in the flood?
Moses, Noah and too many folks who lived before him (Jesus) .. didn’t know who Jesus was.
How does that fit in with Jesus is Saviour?
If as Christians preach that accepting Jesus as their Saviour is the only way for Salvation .. There are an awful lot of folks who lived before Jesus was even born?
You cannot reconcile both arguments.
Jesus either is or is not the only way to Salvation.
By this reasoning .. Jesus didn’t have to suffer and die for our sins?
Everyone (including those who lived before Christ) just had to believe that God was the Saviour?
There is also the little problem of “The wages of sin is death”(Price paid)
You also have the resurrection of the righteous as well as the unrighteous?
Since the only sin according to scripture is Blasphemy, I’m pretty sure that Every unrighteous resurrected individual wouldn’t have committed it?
If so, why call them back from hell to just send them back?
And if the Righteous are resurrected, does God pull them out of Heaven to resurrect them?
As I said, I have questions? 8)