The bible says that we are chosen in Him. What does this really mean. It is individual election? I'm about to show you that it isn't. It is corporate election. And you must confess with your mouth, believe in your heart, then you will be saved.
The bible says that we are chosen in Him. What does this really mean. It is individual election? I'm about to show you that it isn't. It is corporate election. And you must confess with your mouth, believe in your heart, then you will be saved.
John Calvin's view on the perseverance of the saints differs from the concept of Once Saved, Always Saved (OSAS) as interpreted by some non-Calvinist groups, particularly within certain branches of Protestantism, such as some Arminian views or certain elements within Baptist theology.
Do you know the Resurrection Story? I mean, do you? Let's examine this story throughout scripture taking a look at the four gospels, Acts and the New Testament. We'll compare the stories to see similarities and differences.
Some say, "Well, obviously not all people are saved, are they? And God never fails in what he wishes to do. So what we are talking about is the efficacy of the redemption." In other words, they want to force the subject of a predetermined elect by raising a flag of efficacy.
