ECT Qs for Christians

[musterion]

Is Christ's work for your sin and justification finished? If not, what does He still need to do to deal with your sin and to justify you?

If His work is finished, is it all-sufficient? That is, by itself, has it saved you on His merits alone? Or is there something alongside His finished work (beyond faith) which you must do to be saved?

 

[elohiym]

Is Christ's work for your sin and justification finished?

Yes.

If His work is finished, is it all-sufficient?

Yes.

 

[Lon]

Is Christ's work for your sin and justification finished? If not, what does He still need to do to deal with your sin and to justify you?

If His work is finished, is it all-sufficient? That is, by itself, has it saved you on His merits alone? Or is there something alongside His finished work (beyond faith) which you must do to be saved?

I'd expect works related: "You must walk in it."

Ephesian 2:10 For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them.

My answer: "I agree, but God prepared them already, how could I not walk in them???" :idunno:

-result of salvation Hebrews 9:14

 

[musterion]

Please vote accordingly.

 

[intojoy]

Tetelestai

 

[chrysostom]

before Jesus did what He did
it was not possible to be saved
and
now it is possible

Jesus suffered and died for us
so
we might be saved

 

[revpete]

Is Christ's work for your sin and justification finished? If not, what does He still need to do to deal with your sin and to justify you?

If His work is finished, is it all-sufficient? That is, by itself, has it saved you on His merits alone? Or is there something alongside His finished work (beyond faith) which you must do to be saved?

Yes, yes and no.

Pete.

 

[musterion]

Tetelestai

Option 1. Thou hath well said.

 

[musterion]

Yes, yes and no.

Pete.

Another option 1, good. No idea why you rebels can't vote.

 

[musterion]

before Jesus did what He did
it was not possible to be saved
and
now it is possible

Jesus suffered and died for us
so
we might be saved

So which option is that.

 

[chrysostom]

So which option is that.

why isn't everyone saved
if
it is finished and sufficient?

 

[musterion]

why isn't everyone saved
if
it is finished and sufficient?

Because without faith it is still impossible to please God. That requirement has been so from the beginning.

Your faith is in your church, which is made up of the men you obey as lords, vital intercessors between you and Christ.

 

[chrysostom]

Your faith is in your church,

how can you say that?

 

[meshak]

before Jesus did what He did
it was not possible to be saved
and
now it is possible

Jesus suffered and died for us
so
we might be saved

yes.

 

[theophilus]

Your faith is in your church

No it isn't.

Your faith in in the finished work of Jesus Christ and Him alone.

John 14:6 doesn't include anyone or anything else...no priest, no pastor, no church, no nothing.

 

[musterion]

how can you say that?

Your 'sacraments.'

 

[musterion]

No it isn't.

Your faith in in the finished work of Jesus Christ and Him alone.

John 14:6 doesn't include anyone or anything else...no priest, no pastor, no church, no nothing.

Extra ecclesiam nulla salus.

Catholics today try to spin it but it means exactly what it said.

 

[achduke]

Another option 1, good. No idea why you rebels can't vote.

It is not a proper question. Break it up.

What he did for us is sufficient. It is now up to us to accept that and show good fruit.

 

[chrysostom]

Your 'sacraments.'

do you believe in grace?

 

[revpete]

Another option 1, good. No idea why you rebels can't vote.

You asked three questions, I answered them. What's to criticize?

Pete