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4 Debated Passages
Matthew 25.31-46
Judgment Day
sheep vs goats
heaven vs hell
v46, hell is NOT annihilation
is this Jesus’s point?
eternal life = helping others
saved = doer of the word
saved = pure religion
v27, benevolence NOT from church (corporate; while it is from the church as individuals)
is this James’s point?
saved = helping others
pure religion = helping others
working faith = saving faith
nonworking faith = dead faith
saving faith ≠ faith alone
is this James’s point?
saving faith = helping others
child of God vs child of devil
‘once saved, always saved’ vs possibility of apostasy
is this John’s point?
child of God = helping others
, eternal life = help others
, pure religion = help others
, saving faith = help others
, child of God = help others
what shall we do?
, context: John the Baptizer has lots of people coming to him to be baptized.
, context: Parable of the Good Samaritan
, context: Rich Young Ruler
practical suggestions
don’t be too attached to stuff
don’t hoard your blessings
do give away your blessings
do be generous always
Helping Others
, eternal life = help others
, pure religion = help others
, saving faith = help others
, child of God = help others
Jesus gave his life for you?
Have you given your life to him?
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