Lamb Without Blemish

The "Star of David" is a hexagram. This is where we get the word "hex" from; as in to "curse" or "cast a spell". This symbol appears in the #bible in only two places: Amos 5:26 & Acts 7:43 where it is referred to as the #star of Moloch, Chiun, and Remphan (aka Babylonian devils).

@RestoringChurch @osasisHERESY Yes, once we are born again, we become a new creature and the old things are passed away. The saved obey God for his blessings and rewards (1 Cor 3, James 1:25, Deut 28). If we disobey God we are punished in the flesh (1 Cor 3, 1 John 5). Obedience is not required to be saved.

It's more like you were concived as a new life. That's his 100% . The starting line of our race. You have been given the life, and with it comes all things pertaining to godliness. So how shall you escape if you neglect so great a salvation? Now you must abide in the vine and grow and endure to the end to lay hold of what he laid hold of you for. A New life in spirit, the free gift. Living it in the womb of this world to become fully formed. That's your work, but it all depends on the gift of life, of course. You can't make that happen by your efforts. Some people actually count their neglecting of the great gift of salvation as how they avoid trying to earn it.

If you call yourself a Christian and are offended by me, a Christian, posting scripture that makes you uncomfortable then it's best for you to not comment

@RestoringChurch @osasisHERESY Discipleship does not save you, yes... that is my entire point. However, discipleship is much more than 'teaching'... It is the sanctification of the flesh... this is a very different process from the sanctification of the flesh (salvation is based on imputed righteousness).

Discipleship is teaching. Teaching never saved anyone. Teaching is not life. Please understand that salvation and teaching / decipleship are very distinct biblical concepts. Lives grow. Mature. Become fully formed. Or suffer loss. Abode in the umblical until the end or are shipwrecked as miscarriages of faith. Teaching at its best strengthens faith. But God's life is spirit worked out into all that you are with fear and trembling gives the growth into maturity of a fully formed child no longer poor in spirit. Yes poor in spirit is enough. But who wants to be poor in heaven with regards to the fullness of divinity as a child of God? So lay hold of all that Christ Jesus laid hold of you for. Cease from sin in this life. Become perfected in love. Do not neglect so great a salvation , if you do, you will not escape suffering the loss of its fullness.

@RestoringChurch @osasisHERESY Please understand that salvation and discipleship are two very distinct biblical concepts. If you fail to rightly divide between the two, you are not going to be able to accurately interpret the bible.

The blood still needs to be applied by you to the dorposr of your house. You house the body you live in. So the lamb slain the finished work. Now lay hold of all that christ Jesus laid hold of your for. His work as finished is your work begun. The starting line of the race you are to run, not the finish line.

@osasisHERESY @LolSpurgeon Read Romans 11:6, you are either saved by grace (no obedience necessary) or you are saved by works (in which absolute perfection is required)... If you don't understand this concept then you need to study the bible more.

@LolSpurgeon Wrong lol 😆

I'm not offended when someone posts about why they think osas is true Do you I'm offended when you tell people they aren't saved because they don't believe in it Thats heresy

@osasisHERESY If you don’t believe once saved always saved, then you believe you are keeping yourself saved. Therefore you believe in works salvation. Therefore you believe contrary to what Bible teaches. So yes, you are not saved according to the Bible.

@osasisHERESY You have "He that shall endure unto the end the same shall be saved." in your bio... but you don't understand Matthew 24 is literally about the tribulation... Jesus is talking about enduring the tribulation. You realize not every verse in the bible is about salvation, right?

@LambWithoutSpot No falsely accusing a Christian reveals a religious spirit. Sorry

@TedJoy71 The fact that you don't see the relevance is exactly why you don't understand how salvation works...

As a matter of fact, I have. And I just re-read it. But it doesn't seem relevant to my question or your answer.

@bigmadredhatter @osasisHERESY Lol, no one is arguing that you shouldn't be obedient to God... we're arguing: What are the requirements for salvation? Genesis 15:6, Job 33:26, John 3, Acts 16:31, Romans 4 all claim we are saved by the imputed righteousness of God based on our belief in him, not obedience.

@LambWithoutSpot @osasisHERESY Heard this many times. Still extremes of both sides. Better to be obedient to God than leaning on our own understanding. Paul says this and many teachers still rightly divide their own way whether it be calvinism, dispensationalism, or many other types of doctrines.

Haven't been posting about osas in a while and now that I have again it's really drawing some upset people out Biblical truth shouldn't offend you If you're in Christ by faith then you shouldn't be offended You should only be worried if you start drawing away from Christ like how the Bible warns you about You know those uncomfortable verses you dont like

@osasisHERESY You're not a Christian. Only those who TRUST in Christ are "in Christ". You might as well be a Jew or a Muslim. Every religion believes they must earn salvation. Only those in Christ understand that it's not about what we do for God, but rather what God does for us.

@osasisHERESY It's called righteous indignation

@LambWithoutSpot That accusative religious spirit has you worked up today

@osasisHERESY @FaithReasonJoe You can answer that question, but won't confront 2 Cor 5:17? Why?

@FaithReasonJoe @LambWithoutSpot Neither

@osasisHERESY For someone who claims I'm making a strawman argument because you've never read the book of Romans... you sure seem to love to strawman my position. What a weak argument.

@LambWithoutSpot Gotcha. You think grace is a license to sin

Found another free gracer who thinks you can depart from faith and you're still eternally secure Hebrews 3:12 Take heed, brethren, lest there be in any of you an evil heart of unbelief, in departing from the living God Departing from God in unbelief will take you to hell Free Grace is a lie Osas is a lie

@osasisHERESY Moses says to follow the statutes and commandments of God to "prolong thy days on the earth"... If you disobey God as a Son, he will punish you in the flesh and even kill you. Read 1 Corinthians 3 and 1 John 5... are you not familiar with the "sin unto death"?

@osasisHERESY Jesus said "whosoever drinks of the water that I shall give him shall never thirst"... If you are "in Christ" then you have drank of the water... But you claim you can come "out of Christ" and will "thirst again"? See how your position is unbiblical?

@LambWithoutSpot He will never leave or forsake being in Christ

@osasisHERESY @FaithReasonJoe So what does Paul mean when he says you become a "new creature" and all the "old things" are "passed away"? What does it mean that we are "sealed unto the day of redemption"?

@LambWithoutSpot @FaithReasonJoe If you abandon your faith in Christ and never return to faith I don't think you're saved but you do apparently

@osasisHERESY So if you know the sun is yellow, would you ever wake up one day and think the sun is blue or purple?

@LambWithoutSpot Abandon faith completely and never return to faith in Christ

@osasisHERESY You just repeated the verse back to me. You cannot exegete the verse to fit your theology?

@osasisHERESY Solomon literally built alters to Moloch and sacrificed babies... and he was a Son of God, BY GRACE. 1 Chron 28:6, "And he said unto me, Solomon thy son, he shall build my house and my courts: for I have CHOSEN HIM TO BE MY SON, and I will be his father."

@LambWithoutSpot You can completely abandon faith in Christ for the rest of your life and worship satan but still saved is what you're saying. You think one time belief saves you