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Millions of Evangelicals in Hell[because of the doctrine of "Grace PlusNothing"]
 
"Behold, all souls are mine; as the soul of the father,so also the soul of the son is mine:"
 
"The soul that sinneth, it shall die." Ezekiel 18:4
 Moral conditions in our days are worse than the days of Martin Luther. AfterLuther once found salvation and was justified by faith, his heart was caused toburn within him by the Holy Spirit. Men were buying indulgences for adultery,stealing, and all types of sins after or even before they had committed them.Their sin was considered unimportant and they had a certificate to prove it from"the church". Luther was aware that in the last 500 years anyone who hadopposed "the church" was tortured and publicly burned to death. Yet the HolySpirit insisted that he had to announce to all that "The soul that sinneth, it shall
 
 
die." and he nailed the 95 thesis to the door of his church challenging all comersto prove that he was wrong.We are in a worse situation today and the same thing must be done. Thisdocument is the equivalent of the 95 thesis for our day. The people in that dayhad to admit their sin and buy the certificate of absolution. Now for the greaterpart of evangelicals who have been taught the grace plus nothing doctrine, eventhis is unnecessary. Our seminaries have taught us for centuries that Godforesaw from all eternity all who would be saved and every small detail of theirlives including all the sins that would be committed from the foundation of theworld. This doctrine is believed and taught by our most sincere and dedicatedbible teachers such as Chuck Swindoll and John MacArther among multitudes ofothers. For centuries our Seminaries have taught us that God foresaw the sinsthat would be committed before we were saved and also the sins that would becommitted after we were saved. It is taught that we are saved by Grace plusnothing. The message in our churches is that there is no problem, all sins havebeen forgiven past present and future, we have been freed from buyingindulgences, by the reformation. Our evangelical congregations are filled with sin.But the Bible, the Word of God is being ignored. "The soul that sinneth, it shalldie." Multitudes have found this to be true as they have gone into eternity andfallen into hell. They are filled with consternation, and remorse in Hell.Vengeance has free unlimited application in Hell. They are saying just let us getour hands on our pastor who failed to warn us. Pastors are being, and willcontinue to be hunted down for eternity by the multitudes who have been misled.
 
Do all Christians Sin every Day?
 
Sin is considered lightly and little distinction is made between temptation and sin.It is declared that we all sin every day. When it should only say, we are alltempted every day. To King Saul, Samuel said, "Hath the LORD as great delightin burnt offerings and sacrifices, as in obeying the voice of the LORD? Behold, toobey is better than sacrifice, and to hearken than the fat of rams. For rebellion isas the sin of witchcraft, and stubbornness is as iniquity and idolatry. Becausethou hast rejected the word of the LORD, he hath also rejected thee from beingking. And Saul said unto Samuel, I have sinned... " Sin is rebellion against God. ISam. 15:23. Now God created man a little lower than the angels because theangels were able to look on the face of God. Because of this when they rebelledin sin against God there was no way to restore them and they were forever lostwithout any redemption possible. We cannot see the literal throne of God. Whenwe sin we have a time of probation to decide and come to God as our Creator,confess our rebellion and admit our inability to even approach Him on our ownmerits only by the mediation of Jesus the Saviour. If we come to Him, relying onthe finished work of Jesus and we ask that he give us his forgiveness and hisstrength to use the time we have left for the purposes that he has planned for us,we will with His help quit all our rebellion. We come into the covenant relationshipin which we return the reaching out of God to us by reaching out to Him,
 
 
constantly seeking to find and do the works and will of the Father with outreservation and God abides with us in our hearts. This abiding is the definition ofthe grace that saves. Nothing can keep us from being saved for his Spirit is givenwithout measure to all who are fully yielded to Him. "For he whom God hath sentspeaketh the words of God: for God giveth not the Spirit by measure unto him."Jn. 3:34 We will find it necessary to suffer the same reproach from the rebels inthis world as our Lord Jesus did, being made faithful by his power until death,even martyrdom.God created man to populate his eternal Kingdom in the New Jerusalem. Theglory of the kingdom had to be much more than the ornamentation, than in thestreets of iridescent gold. It had to be in the quality of the subjects who populatedit. They had to have freedom and the power to exercise private initiative,innovation and free will. For God to create this glorious kingdom, to have thesubjects with this dynamic autonomy, God the Son had to decide to come anddie at the hands of rebellious men before the creation of man. He placed manover all the world to subdue it, to sow and to reap. He then declared that manwas His crop or his flock. "O come, let us worship and bow down: let us kneelbefore the LORD our maker. For he is our God; and we are the people of hispasture, and the sheep of his hand." Ps. 95:6-7 With the motive of love hecreated us and awaits our choice to come in "poorness of Spirit" that is to say inrepentance and faith to serve him.If when we die we are in rebellion against our Creator we are chaff to be burnedeternally. If we have broken our rebellion and have come to Him in repentance,His spirit dwells with us without measure and by this walk in the Spirit weovercome all rebellion and sin.
Do you Sin?
 
When I have spoken with a pastor who has been taught this "grace plus nothingdoctrine" about no sinner can be saved, he becomes a bit perturbed and asksme. "Do you sin?" I answer, "No! as a child of God I must quit sinning." Heimmediately opens his Bible to I John 1:8 and reads, "If we say that we have nosin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us." He says, "the Bible saysthat you are deceived and are deceiving me. You are proud and insensitive toyour sin."Notwithstanding the aggressive response, I must comment that you have takenthis verse completely out of context. This text is for the people we all know whotell us that they are not afraid to die, that they have never done harm to anyone.We must admit our sin to be born again. The whole book of I John as well as thewhole Bible teaches and I quote from I John "He that saith, I know him, andkeepeth not his commandments, is a liar, and the truth is not in him. But whosokeepeth his word, in him verily is the love of God perfected: hereby know we thatwe are in him. He that saith he abideth in him ought himself also so to walk, even
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