Eternal Security
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Chapter 1 The Plan of Salvation
Chapter 2 Some Eternal Security Verses
Chapter 3 Thou Hast the Words of Eternal Life
Chapter 4 Some Verses, if taken out of Context, Appear to say you can lose your Salvation or that you have to Work to get or Keep your Salvation
1) Hebrews 5:14 - 6:10
2) Hebrews 10:26 – 31
3) James 2:14 – 26
4) Galatians 5:4
5) Luke 9:62
6) Revelation 22:14
7) Hebrews 12:14
8) Philippians 2:12
9) I Cor. 6:9-11; Gal. 5:19-21 and Eph. 5:5-8
10) Rev. 21:8
11) Rom 2:7-10
12) Hebrews 3:6 and 3:14
13) I Cor. 15:1-2
14) Matt. 5:20
15) II Peter 2:20-22
16) Luke 15:11-32
17) Luke 12:42-48
18) Matthew 25:1-13
Chapter 5 The Matter of being Raised from the Dead
Chapter 6 The Matter of our Names Written in Heaven
Chapter 7 The Matter of Perfect Tense Verbs When Referring to Salvation
Chapter 8 What about Judas Iscariot?
Chapter 9 What about Suicide?
Chapter 10 No Old Testament Saint was Saved by Works
Chapter 11 What the Bible says about Chastisement
Chapter 12 What About enduring to the End?
Chapter 13 Requirements for Salvation versus Results of Salvation
Chapter 14 What about the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit?
Chapter 15 Man’s Righteousness versus God’s Righteousness
Chapter 16 What the Bible says about “carnal Christians”.
Chapter 17 Access to God’s Grace
Chapter 18 What exactly can a Christian Lose?
Chapter 19 Love versus Fear
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About the Book
The one false teaching that Satan has used to attempt to bridge the gap between the false religions and the true religion is the false doctrine of “losing your salvation.” Most people who teach you can lose your salvation teach that you have to work to keep your salvation or work to get your salvation. So they are relying on their works to get them to heaven instead of Jesus and what Jesus did for them on the cross of Calvary. This means they are still lost. They take passages out of context, trying to make them say you have to work your way into heaven and that you can lose your salvation.
About the Author
Gerald McDaniel has an associate’s degree in engineering from Moultrie Technical College in Moultrie, Georgia, a bachelor’s degree from a combination of Hyles Anderson College of Indiana, Heritage Baptist College of Indiana, and Andersonville Baptist Seminary in Georgia, and a master’s degree at Andersonville Baptist Seminary in Georgia.
Gerald McDaniel has been a pastor or associate pastor for over thirty-five years.