How can a yet lost person, come to know Christ had paid for one's sins, if the general redemption cannot be true?

Other than the laws of logic, what biblical doctrines does it violate?

You have to understand they typically are unable to understand the reasons why the general redemption is in fact true because of the necessity of the particular redemption.

Understanding the biblical concept of the phrase “all that the Father gives Me” requires careful study of several passages of scripture. First lets look at John 6.

In verse 37, Jesus says (NASB) “All that the Father gives Me shall come to Me, and the one who comes to Me I will certainly not cast out.” This verse says if a person is given to Christ, it results in salvation 100% of the time; all given come and are not cast out. Second, the sequence seems clear, first if God gives someone they...

Some KJV-only teaching suggests that use of the KJV and belief in a KJV-only view are essential to Christian service and sanctification.

In his publication The Perilous Times, Ray Blanton wrote: "Until you come to realize that we have an absolute authority, perfect and settled in the King James Version, you are not prepared to serve the Lord! It is a basic essential to Christian service" (June, 1995, p. 7). Were English-speaking believers before 1611 unprepared to serve God? Are...

Had a man tell me today that he left the church he was going to for several reasons. The main one was hilarious. Preacher had preached about Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fiery furnace. Man asked preach after service where Daniel was. Preach said in the furnace. Man said, no he was not, the fourth man was either an angel or Christ. Preach said Daniel and Shadrach were the same person. Preacher got mad and threw a tantrum when man told him they were not the same person, Daniel was...

How did you first come to your pre-trib rapture view?
It was from the beginning what I was taught pre-trib. It was not until I studied the question, I discovered the Scripture taught a post trib rapture.

Whereas in John 3, we are given a passage on how to be born again, which says simply to believe in Christ; in Romans 10 we are given a passage saying, "For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved." But we also find in the same chapter the words "How shall they call upon on him in whom they have not believed?"

This then is the question: Are we saved by believing, or by calling upon the name of the Lord (the Lord Jesus)? And exactly what does it mean to "call upon the...

Christ's Death Turns us from Iniquity !

Acts 3:25-26

25 Ye are the children of the prophets, and of the covenant which God made with our fathers, saying unto Abraham, And in thy seed shall all the kindreds of the earth be blessed.

26 Unto you first God, having raised up his Son Jesus, sent him to bless you, in turning away every one of you from his iniquities.

The Resurrected Christ turns EVERY ONE OF THEM, of those He died for, Turns them away from their Sins, Other words , gives them...

Some hold that the KJV is inspired, adhering to the doctrine of double inspiration, declaring the KJV the Word of God, whereas others hold this, that the preserved Word of God is found in one of the Greek manuscripts, or a collection of Greek manuscripts, declaring that no translation into English is perfect. And others hold that only the original biblical writings are the preserved Word of God.

What view do you hold, and what are the arguments in support of your view?