Salvation Reveals the Believer's Security: A self-study guide reviewing Eternal Security and Conditional Security of the Believer

ISBN-13: 9781463749057 / Angielski / Miękka / 2011 / 288 str.

Kenny R. Medlin

Opis

A self-study guide and commentary reviewing the Eternal Security and Conditional Security of the Believer. The book takes a pathway from the time before the beginning, through the Old and New Testament of the Bible examining the whole context of the Bible in conjunction with individual verses. Emphasis is on prayer and meditation as the reader is provided the scripture plus personal commentary thus allowing the reader to conclude their own belief regarding their soul's security with God. The core of this study will begin by understanding God's desire for his friendship with Adam, and the results when Adam chose to not honor that friendship. The Bible in its entirity is the recorded history of all the events that transpired as God, through Christ prepared a pathway that would allow mankind to regain their friendship with God. The focus will be directed at the whole of the matter instead of simple comparison of individual verses, done in order to bring the context of the verse into harmony with the entire Bible. In completing this task, the pathway established by Christ to obtain harmony will God should enlighten your heart to the knowledge of the truth. This is a semi-chronological presentation of the scripture for personal edification and knowledge of the Believer. We will even tackle the subject of Judas Iscariot; was he saved and fell from Grace, never saved at all or is there another conclusion to consider? Remember all verses and passages present a truth, but our interpretation of one must harmonize with the whole Bible, or our conclusion is incorrect. If you stare at a Tree, you will miss the glory of the Forest, but we need not understand the Forest completely, as the pathway leads to our desired destination, regardless of our understanding.

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