Just Three Verses

Jesus saves forever!

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Many today still argue whether God can save a man forever. I know when I put it this way, it makes no sense, but that’s exactly what we mean when we say a man can, by his actions, lose his salvation.

Again, no author of the Bible's anthology ever alluded to a salvation that can be lost. They all described God’s salvation as God’s action’s work. To read of this salvation and describe it in any lesser terms would be to underestimate what God’s power can do.

But just in case the reader is unsure, let’s briefly review three scriptures. You’ll see that even without explaining this in-depth, the authors know what they are talking about.

First, Jesus in John 14.19

Jesus told His disciples that they’d live because He lives. He connects their lives to His. If He was alive even when they would see Him die, then they can rest assured that when He’s raised from the dead, they will live too, never to die again! That’s the assurance Jesus gives. Jesus talks in absolute terms to the one He saves—no ifs, no buts, no uncertainties.

Yet a little while, and the world seeth me no more; but ye see me: because I live, ye shall live also. (John 14.19 KJV)

Here’s the second verse;