Is Jesus the Only Way to God?

AgapePress ^ | January 15, 2003 | Rev. Mark H. Creech

[azhenfud]

Well, I'll have to be classed among those bigots, because there were only two covenants ever established BY GOD FOR MAN and mankind miserably fails the first. Some don't like the second Covenant because it requires confessing the ability to be wrong, so they make up one to fit their own lusts and establish self-righteousness.

Because of the grace and mercy of the Redeemer, "Know therefore that God exacteth less of thee than thine iniquities deserveth."

[Uri’el-2012]

A Pentecostal bishop in Tulsa, Carlton Pearson, author of a variety of books and even a Dove award nominee, continues to stir tremendous controversy among Pentecostals by saying, "The finished work of Christ redeemed all of humanity, not just Christians back to God ....The whole world is already saved -- they just don't know it."

Carlton Pearson's website quotes from Kenneth Hagin.

*Here's a quote from the book entitled, "The Authority of The Believer", by Kenneth E. Hagin, Sr. I think it encapsulates my theology to some degree.

http://www.higherd.org/

Acts 17:11 Now the Bereans were of more noble character than the
Thessalonians, for they received the message with great
eagerness and examined the Scriptures every day to see if
what Paul said was true.

chuck <truth@YeshuaHaMashiach>

[Catholicguy]

<> Feel better after rhetorically scratching that antiPapal itch?<>

[Remedy]

The Comforting Doctrine of Hell

[wai-ming]

I wonder how some folks can call themselves Christians, and deny Christ?

Peter denied Christ three times!

Does that mean the Christian church was built upon a "shaky" foundation? (Matt. 16:18 ... thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church . . .)

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

A Pentecostal bishop in Tulsa, Carlton Pearson, author of a variety of books and even a Dove
award nominee, continues to stir tremendous controversy among Pentecostals by saying, "The
finished work of Christ redeemed all of humanity, not just Christians back to God ....The whole
world is already saved -- they just don't know it."

(The inevitable result of anything but particluar redemption. If you believe in universal redemption,
then universal salvation is the only logical choice.)


1. About 130 years ago the state of New Mexico was having a major crime wave. A new governor named Lew Wallace was brought in to take the place of the corrupt Axtell.
One of Wallace's first acts was to issue an AMNESTY for crimes commited by ALL persons in the state. The criminal only had to accept the amnesty. If they did not they were hunted down and killed. Billy the Kid rejected the amnesty and was killed as a result.
Christ paid the price and gained us amnesty for sins. Men continue to REJECT that offer of amnesty claiming they can find their own way. As the Apostle Paul said to those who rejected his preaching about Jesus, "Seeing you consider YOURSELVES unworthy of everlasting life, we turn to the Gentiles".
2. All paths DO lead to God. As the scripture says they all shall stand before God in JUDGEMENT at the lake of fire. The penalty for the Christian's sins has already been paid so we will only have a judgement of rewardings(Bema). The others will be without hope.

[George W. Bush]

<> Feel better after rhetorically scratching that antiPapal itch?<>

People have to be warned who he is. The Vatican has been very cunning in concealing and downplaying the fact that this most radical of popes routinely and voluntarily pays homage to false gods.

[George W. Bush]

The Rodionov story is a wonderful one. I think it illustrates the true face of Islam, the Religion Of Peace^TM.

[MarMema]

routinely and voluntarily pays homage to false gods.

And makes "saints" of killers from Croatia, to boot.
With some luck they will soon be a bankrupt church.
Between the pedophile settlements and the Vatican Bank Claims, they are facing some serious financial woes. Hope the good little sheep catholics are helping out by placing most of their earnings in the basket to cover the costs of evil.

[George W. Bush]

Yes, that Croatian saint bears very little resemblance to the ancient martyrs of the Christian faith who are traditionally known as saints. Yet another sign of how radical this pope and the modern Roman hierarchy really are.