Not only did Jesus teach it, but it is taught in many places in God's word and it was one of Paul's main themes in his writings. Some that were born again allowed temptation and also fell away into apostasy to the point that no matter the amount of repentance they could not return.dolph wrote: ↑Fri Aug 19, 2022 11:10 pm Sin is far more serious than most realize. Every time one sins he submits to Satin as his master and should be reconverted or born again again. Read GPFM, C.23. I take my hat off to Hilltop who has learned to be led by the Spirit of God and therefore is a child of God, Rom.8:14.
To enter into God's family and be a joint heir with Christ is not to be taken lightly and this Laodicean Church for the most part is wrongly offering salvation at a ridiculously low price.
It is my understanding that most Baptists believe "once saved, always saved" which is totally off the charts imho. Please correct me if I'm wrong. I believe Pastor John Hagee and son teach this.
Dake teaches one loses his/her salvation as soon as they submit to Satan's temptation and most be born again. But what about 1John 1:9, confessing your sin and repenting of it to our High Priest Jesus?? Is this equivalent to being born again??
As far as OSAS, there are a lot of people that adhere to the false OSAS doctrine these days. If you go back to Genesis you find some of the first false OSAS teachings with words from the evil one like, "Did God say?" or "Thou shalt not surely die..." These are some of the first OSAS seductions of deceit that we have recorded for our instruction.