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Eddie can you send me the name of your church and his address and your phone number to yankee@yankeearnold.com

@@YankeeArnoldMinistries Hello again, I haven't attended church since 2021 only because most churches here in Tucson are predominantly catholic and pentecostal and Zero Free Grace churches, so my family and I watch you're Ministry online since 2021.

@@eddiesandoval8480 Thanks, Yankee

@@YankeeArnoldMinistries Dr. Arnold, seeing that you reply to your viewers I was hoping that you could help me understand the seven letters in Rev. 2-3. I've been unable to find any satisfying answers. I have found two views; positional righteousness in Christ and future rewards. But because the reward is both kingdom governance and entry into the book of life, neither view fits. In positional righteousness the common believer who was not victorious in life would be given authority over nations, negating any distinctive reward given to the overcomers. In future rewards the reward for works and deeds is salvation, the tree of life. I have not seen any reply to these seeming defects, so I have come to you. I am sure I've overlooked something simple. Thanks so much! BTW, I am a newcomer. I found grace alone nearly a month ago and have devoted my evenings to listening and reading since. Thanks again.

This is what I found on their site. It teaches Calvinism of which I am against. """The doctrine of Eternal Security does not mean that a person who believes will be saved, no matter what he does. Such a doctrine would break down all morality, contradict the moral requirements of the Bible, and empty salvation of its ethical meaning. Christ came to save His people from their sins, not in them. Such passages as Eph. 5:5-6, Phil. 3:18-19, and Heb. 10:26-29 declare very plainly the certain doom of those who continue in the Subject 4 - Salvation and the Christian Life - Doctrine of Eternal Security 274 practice of sin or open apostasy, no matter who they are. 2. But positively, the doctrine of eternal security does mean that God secures the final salvation of all true believers, and by means of this very security. He keeps us from that practice of sin or apostasy which would lead surely to perdition. And when we say that God secures our salvation, we mean that He secures the present salvation as well as the future, that He secures our continuous salvation as well as the final, and also secures the means as well as the end. 3. Like many other Biblical truths, there are two distinct sides to the truth of Eternal security: First, on God’s side, He preserves the believer. Second, on our side, we must persevere. These two things always go together, and to neglect either will get us into trouble. But we must never for- get that our perseverance is the result of God’s preservation. We persevere because god preserves us. “Work out your own salvation…. for it is God that worketh in you, both to will and to do of His good pleasure” (Phil. 2:12-13). Compare also 1 John 3:9, Jude 21 and 24, and II Tim. 2:19, for the relation of these two sides of the truth."""" WRONG

Calvinism back loads work to the plan of salvation. The bible teaches the exact opposite of what they believe.

Was taking there corse through the mail which i dearly loved but after a few lessons i learned Yankee is right they teach a light lordship and Calvinist so i stopped

@@YankeeArnoldMinistriesbingo Sailor! They’re calling God a liar! God can’t lie! 👍✝️