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From the Beginning: Who Then Can Be Saved?
From the Beginning: Who Then Can Be Saved?
From the Beginning: Who Then Can Be Saved?
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From the Beginning: Who Then Can Be Saved?

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It seems everyone in the world believes everyone is going to heaven. If that were true, freewill would be pointless, and there would be little need for a savior. Sin is abundant, everywhere running rampant in the streets. We are in the midst of it always whether we participate or not. Sin cannot enter heaven. How, then, can everyone enter heaven? They cannot! This work discusses who will enter, what is needed to combat the enemy, and the mission statement given by the creator.
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PublisherLulu.com
Release dateAug 22, 2014
ISBN9781312427747
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    From the Beginning - DaleNo

    From the Beginning: Who Then Can Be Saved?

    From The Beginning

    This series of discussion centers on the saved and the lost, tools for combating the enemy, and

    the mission statement made by Jesus Christ.

    As one can read in the first chapter, all those who say they are Christians will not be saved.

    Reading in Matthew (7:21-23), Jesus was plainly talking about the folks who considered

    themselves religious.  This easily studied truth, is contrary to the beliefs of the general public

    at large today, it would offend those who preach only good news and fail to tell the story in

    spirit and truth.  It is not good for business for those who have made religion into something

    that would shame even the moneychangers when Jesus made his visit (JOH 2:14-15).

    When one only gives a portion of necessary information to gain coherent understanding of a

    topic, one tells only a portion of the truth. How big of a portion of truth that is untold should

    be revealed as a lie?  Part of the truth, is not the whole truth. 

    If we know

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