I reject Jesus Christ as saviour

Originally posted by chinking58
That's the poiint of my extra point there chessEX. While God is supremely patient with the unrepentent sinner, willing to forgive not only a handful of childish sins, but a lifetime of grievious ones, He holds on to the repentent heart with an eternal grasp, even if the mind changes or wavers or doubts.

Romans 8:38
For I am convinced that neither ...[text shortened]... and the salvation only supposed. Such a person can't ever really UNrepent for obvious reasons.

Just because God is always with us does not mean that he dosen't punish those who deserve it.

Originally posted by aspviper666
well if so
the music is like way better in hell than in heaven
i mean all the metal bands will be there
jesus christ man in heaven youll get pat boone,
and john tesh,NOW THAT my friends is truly hell

I don't think they get to keep their instruments....😛

Originally posted by The Chess Express
Just because God is always with us does not mean that he dosen't punish those who deserve it.

We all deserve it! 'All have sinned, and fall short of the Glory of God. ' Romans 3:23

And yet He offers the punishment that Jesus suffered in our stead, to be sufficient for even our sins! Those who do not accept this great gift, this payment in full, must then, naturally, pay their own debt. But of course this is impossible; All of our righteousness 'is as filthy rags'.

So, you are right, those who don't receive the GIFT of salvation, can never have salvation, and will then suffer without it.

Originally posted by The Chess Express
Just because God is always with us does not mean that he dosen't punish those who deserve it.

I don't think the time of God's "punishing" is here yet. That's later, as in the "Lord's Day". The time now is still "Man's Day".

Originally posted by The Chess Express
Just because God is always with us does not mean that he dosen't punish those who deserve it.

2 Corinthians 6:2
For he says, "In the time of my favor I heard you, and in the day of salvation I helped you." I tell you, now is the time of God's favor, now is the day of salvation.

There is a local man that is on deathrow and a lot of people think that he should be set free because he has found God. But I still think that he needs to have his humanly punishment. Because he is a saved man know he will be with the Lord, I think that he probably would want his punishment because he would be with the Lord instead of being behind bars.

Originally posted by checkbaiter
I don't think the time of God's "punishing" is here yet. That's later, as in the "Lord's Day". The time now is still "Man's Day".

Do you believe that God judges people when they die?

Originally posted by chinking58
We all deserve it! 'All have sinned, and fall short of the Glory of God. ' Romans 3:23

And yet He offers the punishment that Jesus suffered in our stead, to be sufficient for even our sins! Those who do not accept this great gift, this payment in full, must then, naturally, pay their own debt. But of course this is impossible; All of our righteous don't receive the GIFT of salvation, can never have salvation, and will then suffer without it.[/b]

We all deserve it! 'All have sinned, and fall short of the Glory of God. ' Romans 3:23

Yes, but this doesn’t mean that there is nothing that we can do about it.

Matt 5:48 Be yee therefore perfect, even as your father which is in heaven is perfect.

And yet He offers the punishment that Jesus suffered in our stead, to be sufficient for even our sins!

Praise God for his mercy.

Those who do not accept this great gift, this payment in full, must then, naturally, pay their own debt. But of course this is impossible; All of our righteousness 'is as filthy rags'.

Hell seems like an effective way to repay unforgiven sins. Would you agree?

So, you are right, those who don't receive the GIFT of salvation, can never have salvation, and will then suffer without it.

Jesus says that he came here to save everybody.

John 12:32 I, when I am lifted up from the earth, will draw all men to myself.

John 3:17 For God did not send his son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved. (NKJ)

I think Jesus will do what he came here to do.

Isa. 55:11 so is my word that goes out from my mouth: It will not return to me empty, but will accomplish what I desire and achieve the purpose for which I sent it.

Phil. 1:6 He will finish the work that He has begun.

Originally posted by The Chess Express
Do you believe that God judges people when they die?

What does John 3:35-36 read as?

Originally posted by RBHILL
2 Corinthians 6:2
For he says, "In the time of my favor I heard you, and in the day of salvation I helped you." I tell you, now is the time of God's favor, now is the day of salvation.

There is a local man that is on deathrow and a lot of people think that he should be set free because he has found God. But I still think that he needs to have his human ...[text shortened]... obably would want his punishment because he would be with the Lord instead of being behind bars.

I agree inasmuch as this is the time we have been given to find God.

Originally posted by shavixmir
Am I going to hell?

How would I know?? You're not dead yet, so there's still a chance you might change your mind (or technically - have your mind changed). But even if you were to croak in the next few minutes, I still would not know. Only God knows if you truly believe in Jesus as your savior or reject him.

Originally posted by RBHILL
What does John 3:35-36 read as?

That those who have accepted God in their lifetime find God’s favor when they die. Those who reject God have some explaining to do.

Heb 9:27 And as it is appointed for men to die once, but after this the judgment,
(NKJ)

I believe that God tallies it all up when we die.

Originally posted by The Chess Express
Do you believe that God judges people when they die?

Not at that moment, no. At the Judgement, yes. But born again Christians are not judged, only unbelievers.

Originally posted by checkbaiter
Not at that moment, no. At the Judgement, yes. But born again Christians are not judged, only unbelievers.

Baloney. See Matthew 25:31-46.

Originally posted by checkbaiter
Not at that moment, no. At the Judgement, yes. But born again Christians are not judged, only unbelievers.

So if somebody accepts God they go straight to Heaven with no delay. If somebody rejects God they wait until the day of judgment. Is this correct?

Assuming that this is what you believe, what happens to the unbelievers while they wait for the day of judgment?

Originally posted by no1marauder
Baloney. See Matthew 25:31-46.

Why do you try to point something out to a Christian when you are not one. First accept Jesus as your savior then you have the right thereof helping a Christian by showing them that they are wrong.