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Part 2, A Biblical Survey on the Evidence of Justification — Conveying Assurance of Salvation, and Judging a False Profession
Part 1 The Biblical Evidence of True Salvation, Conveying Assurance of Salvation Perversion of the assurance of salvation is extemely common today, many times dovetailing with a perverted gospel and heretical Keswick/Higher Life theology (and other serious errors) that many of the same have embraced. Among the IFB, Rick Flanders of revivalism notability is an example, as is John Van Gelderen, and Baptist College of Ministry , who rejects 1 John as an epistle teaching the evi

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A Biblical Survey on the Evidence of Justification — Conveying Assurance of Salvation, and Judging a False Profession (part 1)
Christendom runs at about 2+ billion people throughout the world. There are many diverse groups, sects, beliefs within that mixture, majority embracing peculiar anomalies of Christianity and dead religion, false gospels running rampant throughout mostly all, with very, very few exceptions. Among the groups that would profess to believe in a Biblical gospel, a large percentage purvey errors on salvation itself and the assurance of salvation, and few churches teach the truth of

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All People Fit into One of the Four Soils of the Parable of the Sower and Seed — Which One Are You?
The Lord Jesus Christ gave parables to be understood by those that were saved, and confound those that are unsaved and reject the truth...

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Evidence of Salvation in John's Epistle’s
Evidence of salvation is absolutely critical. The Bible is filled with passages of self examination. Evidence and assurance of ones salvation does not come about from believing what God’s Word says about assurance of salvation or what it says about salvation itself. This would be exercising “faith” in faith. It would also be subjective. True evidence of salvation however is objective and comes with substance. The just live by faith. That’s not a mental assent. Living by faith

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A Profession of Faith that Doesn't Produce Immediate and Perpetual Biblical Fruit is False
Anyone can profess to believe in Jesus but it doesn’t hold any weight if there was no repentance and resultant Biblical fruit and sure...

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