There are soooooooo many bibles that sanitize and flat out change words in all translations of the word of God. I believe the KJV is Gods preserved and inspired word in English. Because of that I believe we live in the time of the mystery kept secret revealed by Paul. God is not imputing sin but is offering grace through this mystery kept secret which is the body of Christ to all that believe the gospel. I’m talking about the Jesus of the Bible who is God the Saviour in the flesh as the Son. Not some other jesus that is presented in most modern translations. The gospel and preaching of Jesus Christ according to the revelation of the mystery is having faith and trust that according to 1 Corinthians 15:1-4 Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures and was buried and that he rose again the third day. We’re told we live in a present evil world and to preach as ambassadors of Christ reconciliation to this world this gospel. When this time period ends God will fulfill his promise to Israel when he pours out his wrath to reclaim the earth in Judgement.
You confess you are a sinner and are sorry for your sins and then you give your life to God and he lives in you through his Holy Spirit and helps you to obey him to be saved but you have to endure to the end to actually be saved.
Anyone below the age of understanding will go to heaven when they die it does not matter what age they are when they die if they don't understand the difference between right or wrong
Book chapter and verse please? Also if this is true then fighting against abortion would make no sense. It’s like we take them from a guaranteed ticket to heaven to potentially go to hell. This is a way of changing the gospel to avoid the fact that a baby is as guilty as an adult....
@@waylonoconner9121 The Bible speaks matter-of-factly about children who do not know enough “to reject the wrong and choose the right” (Isaiah 7:16). One reason people are guilty before God, Romans 1 says, is that they refuse to acknowledge what is “clearly seen” and “understood” concerning God (verse 20). People who, upon seeing and evaluating the evidence of nature, reject God are “without excuse.” This raises some questions: If a child is too young to know right from wrong and possesses no capacity for reasoning about God, then is that child exempted from judgment? Will God hold babies responsible for not responding to the gospel, when they are incapable of understanding the message? We believe that granting saving grace to babies and young children, on the basis of the sufficiency of Christ’s atonement, is consistent with God’s love and mercy. The principle Jesus lays down in John 9 is that God does not condemn people for things they are unable to do. “Sin is measured by the capacities or ability of people, and by their opportunities of knowing the truth. If people had no ability to do the will of God, they could incur no blame. If they have all proper ability, and no disposition, God holds them to be guilty”
@@waylonoconner9121 Taking the life of an unborn baby is still a sin and no one has the right to decide when someone should die it is not up to us that is up to God when or time is up it does not matter if that person is 100 years old or is still not born yet
