Revelation 1:5-6. . . . and from Jesus Christ the faithful witness, the firstborn of the dead, and the ruler of kings on earth. To him who loves us and has freed us from our sins by his blood and made us a kingdom, priests to his God and Father, to him be glory and dominion forever and ever
John 8:32 And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. 1 Corinthians 13:6 Rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth; Those words but rejoiceth in the truth as the words of Jesus Christ Who is the Truth according to John 14:6 and after all the truth that's Himself plainly and simply says. And ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free that's why we are to rejoice in the truth that brings it to pass.
Amen! The commandment justifies his His wrath against those who reject Him. If it's just an invitation, He could possibly care less who shows up. Repent! The kingdom of Heaven is at hand!
Revelation 22:17 And the Spirit and the bride say, Come. And let him that heareth say, Come. And let him that is athirst come. And whosoever will, let him take the water of life freely.
Let the King of my heart🎶🎶 Be the mountain where I run The fountain I drink from Oh, He is my song Let the King of my heart Be the shadow where I hide The ransom for my life Oh, He is my song 'Cause You are good You are good, oh oh You are good You are good, oh oh You are good You are good, oh oh You are good You are good, oh oh And let the King of my heart Be the wind inside my sails The anchor in the waves Oh oh, He is my song Let the King of my heart Be the fire inside my veins The echo of my days Oh oh, He is my song🎼🎶
Question: during his lifetime RC Sproul declared that unbelievers who appear to be seeking God are not actually seeking God but only the byproducts especially on escaping fearful judgement. My question is; if an unbeliever, who is desperate to escape judgement but not inclined to seek God, hears what RC Sproul declared about them, _should they be 100% certain, considering their rate of seeking salvation without God in their center, that they will never be saved?_ Could they reasonably comfort themselves by saying, “who knows, maybe the Holy Spirit will come through someday, after all it’s His timing I guess”?
@@rondawson1441 the only question remains; when they hear His voice (I assume ‘voice’ means commandment to repent), do they immediately come? If so than any unbeliever who is going through constant unsuccessful/false repentance can know that their life will remain that way forever. If not, on the other hand, than at least any person can hope that they will eventually repent.
The lamb is the spoken word. The light of wisdom. The power of God. That holds the 7 spirit of God. The logos that is made flesh in every repentant heart, it's intangible until it's conceived in YOU by a miracle new birth.
And I have another question on the hard sayings in the Bible regarding “hell bound” states. 1st, the Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit: what’s the difference between a full lifetime of unrepentance/unbelief and the Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit? I know Jesus said that those who blaspheme the Holy Spirit will never be forgiven neither in this age or the next, but technically speaking; will not all those who do not repent also never be forgiven in this age or the next? It seems like this blasphemy is the same as unbelief, especially when considering that the Holy Spirit, Who is our only guide to Jesus, is specifically singled out. But then the Bible goes in slightly more detail by saying that the blasphemers are guilty of an eternal sin and by telling us that Jesus said this because the Pharisees called His Spirit unclean even though they (probably) had no idea what they were really doing to themselves. In 1st John ch5, we also see it called the sin unto death and that it is unprayable. Something else that may or may not be subtly very important is that it is never specifically call the “unforgivable/unpardonable sin”; Jesus didn’t say they will never be forgiven because they are guilty of _the_ unpardonable sin, but _an_ eternal sin or a sin unto death. One more thing on the Blasphemy of the Spirit: there are two verses in 1st Timothy chapter 1 that never directly mention the Holy Spirit, but do single out the word “blaspheme”, and I wanted to know if either of these references have a connection to Jesus’ warnings about an eternal sin. At the beginning of 1st Timothy chapter 1, Paul thanks Jesus for forgiving him even though he was a blasphemer and persecutor, because he acted out of ‘ignorance’-btw this word appears to be a life shield from one’s assurance of destruction. The word blaspheme here was not completely singled out so I’m not certain on what exactly Paul meant by “blasphemer”. But then we have 1st Timothy 1:20. Here it looks a bit more identical to Jesus’s warning to the Pharisees. You see, Paul ordered two Romans to be thrown into the realm of Satan to teach them _not to blaspheme_. Here it almost looks as though the blasphemy was not a “once and that’s it”. Another thing I am noticing is that if this verse in 1st Timothy has any connection to the words of Jesus, there would be two; one is the word “blaspheme” and two is that both guilty parties of the blasphemy are spreading heresies about the gospel or should I say “the work of the Holy Spirit”. So does 1st Timothy have a connection to Jesus’ warning, because if so, then can we not settle on the sin unto death being a habitual thing rather than a once and it’s over?? The 2nd hell bound state was going to be on Hebrews’ and 2nd Peter’s apostacy passages but this comment is getting too long so I’ll write that on a different comment.
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Revelation 1:5-6. . . . and from Jesus Christ the faithful witness, the firstborn of the dead, and the ruler of kings on earth. To him who loves us and has freed us from our sins by his blood and made us a kingdom, priests to his God and Father, to him be glory and dominion forever and ever
Amen
JESUS CHRIST IS KING
Hallelujah.. KING of kings.. and LORD of lords..
John 8:32
And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.
1 Corinthians 13:6
Rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth;
Those words but rejoiceth in the truth as the words of Jesus Christ Who is the Truth according to John 14:6 and after all the truth that's Himself plainly and simply says. And ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free that's why we are to rejoice in the truth that brings it to pass.
The Father is The Majesty
His Beloved Son is the King Devine
AMEN AND HALLELUJAH ❤🙏❤I miss Dr. R.C.Sproul dearly😢😢😢
Amen! The commandment justifies his His wrath against those who reject Him. If it's just an invitation, He could possibly care less who shows up. Repent! The kingdom of Heaven is at hand!
Revelation 22:17
And the Spirit and the bride say, Come. And let him that heareth say, Come. And let him that is athirst come. And whosoever will, let him take the water of life freely.
So very comforting to my weary soul, thank you
Beautiful!
Hallelujah, Praise the Lord!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Amen
HOW WE NEED MORE MINISTERS AS MR. SPROUL....
IN JESUS ALPOWERFUL NAME.
Hallelujah!
WOW! Praise the Lord!
Let the King of my heart🎶🎶
Be the mountain where I run
The fountain I drink from
Oh, He is my song
Let the King of my heart
Be the shadow where I hide
The ransom for my life
Oh, He is my song
'Cause You are good
You are good, oh oh
You are good
You are good, oh oh
You are good
You are good, oh oh
You are good
You are good, oh oh
And let the King of my heart
Be the wind inside my sails
The anchor in the waves
Oh oh, He is my song
Let the King of my heart
Be the fire inside my veins
The echo of my days
Oh oh, He is my song🎼🎶
Amen!
Amen! 🙏😊🙏
💘
So thankful !
❤❤❤
👍👍👍
Question: during his lifetime RC Sproul declared that unbelievers who appear to be seeking God are not actually seeking God but only the byproducts especially on escaping fearful judgement.
My question is; if an unbeliever, who is desperate to escape judgement but not inclined to seek God, hears what RC Sproul declared about them, _should they be 100% certain, considering their rate of seeking salvation without God in their center, that they will never be saved?_
Could they reasonably comfort themselves by saying, “who knows, maybe the Holy Spirit will come through someday, after all it’s His timing I guess”?
@@rondawson1441 the only question remains; when they hear His voice (I assume ‘voice’ means commandment to repent), do they immediately come? If so than any unbeliever who is going through constant unsuccessful/false repentance can know that their life will remain that way forever. If not, on the other hand, than at least any person can hope that they will eventually repent.
😍😏😉☺️😁😩🙌💪
It says they make war with the lamb
The lamb is the spoken word. The light of wisdom. The power of God. That holds the 7 spirit of God. The logos that is made flesh in every repentant heart, it's intangible until it's conceived in YOU by a miracle new birth.
And I have another question on the hard sayings in the Bible regarding “hell bound” states.
1st, the Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit: what’s the difference between a full lifetime of unrepentance/unbelief and the Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit? I know Jesus said that those who blaspheme the Holy Spirit will never be forgiven neither in this age or the next, but technically speaking; will not all those who do not repent also never be forgiven in this age or the next? It seems like this blasphemy is the same as unbelief, especially when considering that the Holy Spirit, Who is our only guide to Jesus, is specifically singled out. But then the Bible goes in slightly more detail by saying that the blasphemers are guilty of an eternal sin and by telling us that Jesus said this because the Pharisees called His Spirit unclean even though they (probably) had no idea what they were really doing to themselves. In 1st John ch5, we also see it called the sin unto death and that it is unprayable. Something else that may or may not be subtly very important is that it is never specifically call the “unforgivable/unpardonable sin”; Jesus didn’t say they will never be forgiven because they are guilty of _the_ unpardonable sin, but _an_ eternal sin or a sin unto death.
One more thing on the Blasphemy of the Spirit: there are two verses in 1st Timothy chapter 1 that never directly mention the Holy Spirit, but do single out the word “blaspheme”, and I wanted to know if either of these references have a connection to Jesus’ warnings about an eternal sin. At the beginning of 1st Timothy chapter 1, Paul thanks Jesus for forgiving him even though he was a blasphemer and persecutor, because he acted out of ‘ignorance’-btw this word appears to be a life shield from one’s assurance of destruction. The word blaspheme here was not completely singled out so I’m not certain on what exactly Paul meant by “blasphemer”. But then we have 1st Timothy 1:20. Here it looks a bit more identical to Jesus’s warning to the Pharisees. You see, Paul ordered two Romans to be thrown into the realm of Satan to teach them _not to blaspheme_. Here it almost looks as though the blasphemy was not a “once and that’s it”. Another thing I am noticing is that if this verse in 1st Timothy has any connection to the words of Jesus, there would be two; one is the word “blaspheme” and two is that both guilty parties of the blasphemy are spreading heresies about the gospel or should I say “the work of the Holy Spirit”. So does 1st Timothy have a connection to Jesus’ warning, because if so, then can we not settle on the sin unto death being a habitual thing rather than a once and it’s over??
The 2nd hell bound state was going to be on Hebrews’ and 2nd Peter’s apostacy passages but this comment is getting too long so I’ll write that on a different comment.
Amen