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When you start with this lie, there is little chance you are seeing The Truth of what The Word of God declares: you asserted, "Salvation is not given until the judgement."

When I believed in my heart that Jesus died for my sins, all my sins done and yet to come, MY SIN WAS JUDGed in Christ's work. I have right now, God abiding in my spirit. How can I assert that? Because it is a Promise from GOD and to deny His Promises is to call Him something blasphemous ... God cannot lie and He is not the trickster to give you something then take it back if you don't dance an ORG dance well enough. The Word of God tells us 'so you may know that you HAVE eternal life.' Which cult do you choose to die with?

"Salvation is not given until the judgement."

Biblical.

When I believed in my heart that Jesus died for my sins, all my sins done and yet to come, MY SIN WAS JUDGed in Christ's work.

Not Biblical.

You're no different than the Catholics. They decided on many doctrines because it sounded good to them. Didn't matter if it was true or not, like praying to Mary. Same thing you're doing.

Matt 7
21 Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven.

I have the words left by the prophets, Apostles, and Jesus Christ saying your way will not only not get you into heaven, but your way will get you cast out with prejudice.

You're part of the population seen by Paul in 2 Tim 3. You think you're godly but you're not. You don't know Jesus at all. Just like Paul said, you're ever learning, but you don't actually come to know the truth.

The scriptures aren't in competition with one another. They work in harmony. How can you have "all my sins done and yet to come", when you haven't justified your faith by your works yet? Even Abraham, wasn't called "Friend of God" until after his faith was made perfect by his works. And you're not greater than Abraham.

MY SIN WAS JUDGed in Christ's work

This has no meaning. It's not Biblical. It's part of what Paul described as ever learning, but not true.

Christ paid the demands of justice for sin. He has the ability to pay our debt to justice where we don't have the ability to do so. Thus allowing us to be judged sinless at the judgement. In order for Christ to pay that debt, He has certain requirements that we have to fulfill. Those who follow the path of Jesus, obeying His commandments, and following His instructions, humility, communicating with His Father in His name, doing the works God requires of us, asking to be guided, etc...will have their debt for their sins paid. Those who don't, won't. And they will be cast out.

Your claim of instant salvation is contrary to the instructions of Jesus Christ. It might make you feel good for the moment. But that doesn't make it true.