Rev 6: 8 says, Death sat on the pale horse, and HELL FOLLOWED him, not running behind him but followed him, he has a 5th horse . So there are five horses not four. sorry
There are many denominations, however, there are only two gospels available; the true and the false.The denomination will believe in one or the other. Truth is not about a few differences we might have with each other. It's about how a person gets saved. Professed believers who teach the false gospel make a big thing out of "whose got the truth," usually referring to how many doctrines they have right. They teach Christ as Savior and have the right language of salvation but the fact that they add something to the finished work of Christ demonstrates they have a false gospel--like the 7th Day Adventists. You have an unbiblical teaching on the investigative judgment and the Day of Atonement. Your belief on those subjects has separated you from the evangelical position held by the Reformers of the 17th century. What's really sad is that although you proclaim the wickedness of the papacy and who he is--in reality, your theology is very similar to the Catholic Church that holds to the position that more than faith in Christ is needed to be saved. That sir, is the ring of a false gospel. Besides, you do not teach a gospel where one can say, "I am saved through faith in Christ." Ellen White did not approve of such an assurance although the New Testament is filled with the great truth that we can now know that we have salvation through Christ.
winelfredpasamba You are correct. However, an individual can quote grace passages yet understand it the way a number of denominations present the gospel,"Yes, Jesus Christ is Lord and Savior." At the same time they have a list of things they believe must be accomplished to remain in grace; a list of things that they say, marks them as the One True Church. And they all proclaim they are saved by grace. I am sure you have read Galatians concerning the false teachers that demanded the Gentiles be circumcised before recognizing them as true believers. They also proclaimed Christ as Lord. Yet there is always a "but" when they claim grace. "Yes, it's Jesus Christ as Savior, but we..." then they go on to name a list of what is expected on their part in order to maintain a connection with God. That mentality is a dead giveaway that they are presenting a false gospel. They can be 90 percent correct in their teachings and sound very convincing. The problem enters with the other 10 percent. And this is where the separation takes place between the true and false gospel: They always attack the Nature or the Finished Work of Christ. How? by stating "But we have to do our part." This is the biggest lie of all; proclaiming Christ and attempting to please God by what they do and teachers others the same lie. Yes, Ellen White has written much about grace but she has two different gospels in her writings. They both sound the same and I hear many teaching both gospels in the same church message. That is the trap that most of Christianity is in. It was at the heart of the Reformation: same argument put in a different box for our times. The devil is clever and he has Christians fighting over issues that detract the Body of Christ from the true salvation process meant to give us peace and rest in Christ alone---PLUS NOTHING.
Tony Russo.... I believe I understand what you are saying. Let me say this....Once saved, always saved ----is this statement true or not true? Do you agree with this? If you say that statement is true, why is that statement true? If not true, then why is is not true? Take a look at Judas. Can even look at Lucifer who then became Satan, the devil. What made them... what caused them to lose their salvation? Also, what about the unpardonable sin? Is there an "unpardonable sin" and if so, why?
@@donnamusic777 Judas was never saved described as a thief from the beginning. Once saved always saved can be drawn from the story of, Acts:5:1-11 Ananias and Sapphira fell dead at the feet of the Apostles so that their souls may be saved in the day of judgment, there is also, Luke 12:48, someone that does not know will be punished lightly, a poor man's way to heaven. Satan was a reprobate from the beginning of the price for creating a soul with free will. Another topic you mentioned was the unpardonable sin I'm sure if there is such a thing, I think it means ongoing resistance, continuing to resist ongoing.
Praise the Lord forever.
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December 12, 2019
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Rev 6: 8 says, Death sat on the pale horse, and HELL FOLLOWED him, not running behind him but followed him, he has a 5th horse . So there are five horses not four. sorry
There are many denominations, however, there are only two gospels available; the true and the false.The denomination will believe in one or the other. Truth is not about a few differences we might have with each other. It's about how a person gets saved. Professed believers who teach the false gospel make a big thing out of "whose got the truth," usually referring to how many doctrines they have right. They teach Christ as Savior and have the right language of salvation but the fact that they add something to the finished work of Christ demonstrates they have a false gospel--like the 7th Day Adventists.
You have an unbiblical teaching on the investigative judgment and the Day of Atonement. Your belief on those subjects has separated you from the evangelical position held by the Reformers of the 17th century. What's really sad is that although you proclaim the wickedness of the papacy and who he is--in reality, your theology is very similar to the Catholic Church that holds to the position that more than faith in Christ is needed to be saved.
That sir, is the ring of a false gospel. Besides, you do not teach a gospel where one can say, "I am saved through faith in Christ." Ellen White did not approve of such an assurance although the New Testament is filled with the great truth that we can now know that we have salvation through Christ.
Tony Russo if you would accept correction, EGW believed and wrote a lot about Eph 2:8 "saved by grace".
egwwritings.org/?ref=en_FW.27.2¶=31.100
Tony Russo if you might be corrected, EGW believed, taught, and wrote about Eph 2:8 "saved by grace".
egwwritings.org/?ref=en_FW.27.2¶=31.100
winelfredpasamba You are correct. However, an individual can quote grace passages yet understand it the way a number of denominations present the gospel,"Yes, Jesus Christ is Lord and Savior." At the same time they have a list of things they believe must be accomplished to remain in grace; a list of things that they say, marks them as the One True Church. And they all proclaim they are saved by grace.
I am sure you have read Galatians concerning the false teachers that demanded the Gentiles be circumcised before recognizing them as true believers. They also proclaimed Christ as Lord. Yet there is always a "but" when they claim grace. "Yes, it's Jesus Christ as Savior, but we..." then they go on to name a list of what is expected on their part in order to maintain a connection with God. That mentality is a dead giveaway that they are presenting a false gospel. They can be 90 percent correct in their teachings and sound very convincing. The problem enters with the other 10 percent. And this is where the separation takes place between the true and false gospel: They always attack the Nature or the Finished Work of Christ. How? by stating "But we have to do our part." This is the biggest lie of all; proclaiming Christ and attempting to please God by what they do and teachers others the same lie.
Yes, Ellen White has written much about grace but she has two different gospels in her writings. They both sound the same and I hear many teaching both gospels in the same church message. That is the trap that most of Christianity is in. It was at the heart of the Reformation: same argument put in a different box for our times. The devil is clever and he has Christians fighting over issues that detract the Body of Christ from the true salvation process meant to give us peace and rest in Christ alone---PLUS NOTHING.
Tony Russo.... I believe I understand what you are saying. Let me say this....Once saved, always saved ----is this statement true or not true? Do you agree with this? If you say that statement is true, why is that statement true? If not true, then why is is not true? Take a look at Judas. Can even look at Lucifer who then became Satan, the devil. What made them... what caused them to lose their salvation? Also, what about the unpardonable sin? Is there an "unpardonable sin" and if so, why?
@@donnamusic777 Judas was never saved described as a thief from the beginning. Once saved always saved can be drawn from the story of, Acts:5:1-11 Ananias and Sapphira fell dead at the feet of the Apostles so that their souls may be saved in the day of judgment, there is also, Luke 12:48, someone that does not know will be punished lightly, a poor man's way to heaven. Satan was a reprobate from the beginning of the price for creating a soul with free will. Another topic you mentioned was the unpardonable sin I'm sure if there is such a thing, I think it means ongoing resistance, continuing to resist ongoing.
Praise the Lord Forever.