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December 2015

Have you ever believed something to be true only to discover later that it was false? This is a dangerous thing when it comes to where you will spend eternity! This issue deals with salvation and Bible myths. In it, we decipher, according to the Word, fact from fiction.

Have you ever believed something to be true only to discover later that it was false? This is a dangerous thing when it comes to where you will spend eternity! This issue deals with salvation and Bible myths. In it, we decipher, according to the Word, fact from fiction.

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One beautiful aspect of life<br />

is that God always gives<br />

us more than a second<br />

chance. When we sin and fall<br />

short, He forgives us and gives us<br />

the opportunity to be redeemed.<br />

When we make a mistake God<br />

allows us to try again. However,<br />

contrary to popular belief, there<br />

is absolutely no hope for those<br />

who die without having accepted<br />

Jesus as their Lord and Savior.<br />

You see - to have hope means<br />

the expectation of something<br />

good will occur. Hope motivates<br />

you to keep moving forward.<br />

Hope encourages you<br />

to hold on despite your circumstances.<br />

Hope bring you into<br />

faith which keeps you steadfast<br />

and anchored. To have hope is<br />

good indeed provided, you’re<br />

hoping for that which adheres to<br />

the promises of God. To hope for<br />

anything other is senseless and<br />

meaningless.<br />

Beloved, it is not God’s desire<br />

that any should die but that all<br />

should come to repentance. (II<br />

Peter 3:9). But, that choice is<br />

entirely up to you. The enemy will<br />

have you believe that God would<br />

never send you to hell. And that’s<br />

exactly correct because thru the<br />

life we choose to live we sentence<br />

ourselves to either reign<br />

with Jesus eternally in heaven or<br />

to a devil’s hell. Thru the sacrificial<br />

death of Jesus on the cross,<br />

our sins has been paid for once<br />

and for all. For indeed Christ<br />

died for sins once and for all,<br />

the Just and the Righteous for<br />

the unjust and unrighteous [the<br />

innocent for the guilty] so that He<br />

might bring us to God , having<br />

been put to death in the flesh,<br />

but made alive in the Spirit. (I<br />

Peter 3:18). And His death left<br />

no one out for Jesus Christ does<br />

not have favoritism. Therefore,<br />

your hope of being saved lies in<br />

the atoning death of Jesus while<br />

you have the capacity to choose<br />

this day who you will serve. After<br />

all, Jesus paid a debt we could<br />

not pay and we owe a debt we<br />

cannot pay.<br />

Now, to convince yourself that<br />

there is hope of being saved<br />

after death leads down the path<br />

to doubt, deception and wrong<br />

thinking. If you think wrong, you’ll<br />

believe just about anything. And<br />

when such deep seated beliefs<br />

consume your mind, it draws<br />

you further and further away<br />

from all that is honest, pure and<br />

just. Before you know it, you’re<br />

locked into a belief system which<br />

wraps you in false doctrines,<br />

while becoming increasing hostile<br />

towards Christianity.<br />

In essence, those who have not<br />

accepted Jesus as their Savior<br />

are not living in the knowledge<br />

of the truth. And you shall know<br />

the truth, and the truth shall<br />

make you free. (John 8:32; I<br />

Tim. 2:4). They do not accept<br />

the Lord’s teaching as genuine<br />

and true. Neither will they obey<br />

His infallible word. The enemy<br />

has blinded them by the usage<br />

of false teachings and soothing<br />

words which creates an illusion<br />

within their mind that after

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