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Three Rhetorical Answers
Yes, these rhetorical answers represent an intended companion thread to "Three Rhetorical Questions":Thread 163476
1) "Believe on the Lord Jesus, and you shall be saved." (Acts 15:31a); 2) Yes, becoming "saved" means that in a moment of time you accepted the grace [free] gift made possible by Jesus Christ's substitutionary spiritual death [total separation from God the Father for the final three hours] on your behalf and mine at His Crucifixion on Golgotha Hill which propitiated [satisfied] the Justice of God the Father and will share His happiness for eternity; 3) Yes, you have the freedom to reject this singularly most important gift you've ever been or ever will be offered during your few decades in time on planet earth. The choice is yours. No need to reply. Instead please ponder your decision. Thanks for reading this original post. -Bob
Yes, these rhetorical answers represent an intended companion thread to "Three Rhetorical Questions":Thread 163476
1) "Believe on the Lord Jesus, and you shall be saved." (Acts 15:31a); 2) Yes, becoming "saved" means that in a moment of time you accepted the grace [free] gift made possible by Jesus Christ's substitutionary spiritual death [total separation from God the Father for the final three hours] on your behalf and mine at His Crucifixion on Golgotha Hill which propitiated [satisfied] the Justice of God the Father and will share His happiness for eternity; 3) Yes, you have the freedom to reject this singularly most important gift you've ever been or ever will be offered during your few decades in time on planet earth. The choice is yours. No need to reply. Instead please ponder your decision. Thanks for reading this original post. -Bob