Reply to "Salvation Or Works -- Which Comes First?"

CrustyMacOld Faithful

In other words, a Christian believer who has been given the blessed gift of eternal life, "paid in full" by the precious blood of Jesus Christ -- andwho does not love Jesus Christ enough to do good works, good deeds, in His name -- that "faith" is dead.

But, that person still has the gift of eternal life purchased for him/her by Christ

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How did this person come to receive salvation in the first place? What happened to the Holy Ghost that you thinks possesses this person? Did he depart? Was he never "indwelled"? How can one have faith when that faith is dead? This is the most ridiculous thing you have ever posted.

9/15/149:37 AM

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