I haven't been following this topic much, but I'm pretty confident that it's been drifting all over the place. So here is a replay of message 1:
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Recently, I made a topic in a christian forum, and their talk indeed angered me. They spoke like they themselves are in the judgement seat of Christ. So here's an excerpt of what I said to them (I was naughty as usual and almost got banished). Now I have fire in my belly for atheists who have indeed been a most kind and goodly nature at this forum evc. I was even offended GREATLY for my atheist brothers/sisters. So I think this is an important message and indeed wisdom is from babes, when B2preach said "justify damnation". Rather, justify damning your fellow servant like you are God! (Only Christ can judge) a person.
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I read this; "You are a sinner. Therefore,
unless you believe on Jesus Who died in your
place, you will spend eternity in Hell. "
I read this in part of "God's plan of salvation". To be honest though, I think this is an unnecessary comment? It is down to Christ to judge.
At other forums I am told that I preach a "your going to hell" message, and therefore, I take a lot of flack because of statements like the above.
We shall ALL stand before the judgement seat of Christ, - fair enough, quote what Christ says, but do NOT make such comments about "unless you believe". We know what Christ says, but that doesn't give us the right to say to someone "your going to hell unless".
Infact, in the NT there is comments about why God plans to be merciful to all. I am not saying that none-believers are going to heaven. WHAT I AM SAYING is that NO MAN WHO IS DUST can say to another man "you are going to hell unless....". We have no right to judge any person's situation.
Quote the Lord, but know this - you are not God that you can judge your fellow servant.
Even people's unbelief was so others could believe. Will God have mercy? Let him speak himself rather than saying others are going to hell.
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