[af_vet_1981]

That refers to those who are being taught, and which flock only the faithful servant clearly belongs to, and obviously does not mean that all the examples used in this teaching that follows were saved.

The Messiah warned those servants of the LORD being taught by calling them "Little flock" and listed the consequences if they did not do their reasonable service. Only one of three are expelled from His house when He returns from His wedding, to be with the unbelievers.

[daniel1212]

The Messiah warned those servants of the LORD being taught by calling them "Little flock" and listed the consequences if they did not do their reasonable service. Only one of three are expelled from His house when He returns from His wedding, to be with the unbelievers.

And consistent with what i said, if one has their part with the lost then it obviously does not mean that all the examples used in this teaching that follows were saved. And nowhere is it said that the others were saved either, while what it show is that they belong to the class of unfaithful servants. And even admitting that at least one was lost case refutes the argument that the use of "flock" means the other two were saved, and let alone saved by becoming fit enough in purgatory.