Can you lose salvation? What does scripture say about
salvation!
First, what is salvation and how are you saved? Saved =
salvation.
“To be saved” in a Spiritual sense means, to be saved from
sin. The only way to be saved from sin is to have the indwelling of Yahusha
(Jesus) who gives us the power to overcome sin through the Holy Spirit. That is
the secret of overcoming sin, to endure to the end, for only those who endure
to the end shall be saved in the day of judgment.
Ezekiel
3:20, "And when a righteous one (saved one) turns from his
righteousness and shall do unrighteousness (sin), when I (Yahuah) have a
stumbling-block (trial) before him, he shall die (not be saved).
Yahuah also says further on in verse 20 and 21 that a saved believer must warn a
fellow believer of his/her wrong doing as we must look after each other, to
prevent us from falling away.
This is why it's so important to fellowship and have friends
who are true believers who are like minded in their walk.
Yahuah says further in Ezekiel 18:24, "But when a righteous one
(saved one) turns away from his righteousness (obedience) and does
unrighteousness (sin), according to all the abominations that the wrong one has
done, shall he live (shall he be saved)? All his righteousness which he has
done shall not be remembered. For his trespass which he has committed, for them
he shall die (loose salvation).
This scripture is a good example why good works alone cannot
earn deliverance (salvation), as a good deed cannot equal a bad deed (sin).
To turn away from Yahuah once you have accepted and walking
His ways is considered treason even if one has done many good deeds.
Loyalty is an extreme per-requisite to enter the Kingdom.
"Not everyone who says to Me (Yahusha), 'Lord, Lord (Master, Master),'
shall enter into the Kingdom of the heavens, but he who is doing the desire of
My Father in the heavens - Matthew
7:21.
It is so important for a true believer to stay in Yahuah's
word daily and pray for Yahusha to search his/her heart daily for uncleanness.
So important!
For it is impossible for those who were once enlightened
(received deliverance), and have tasted the heavenly gift, and have become
partakers of the Set-apart Spirit (Holy Spirit), and have tasted the good Word
of Elohim and the powers of the age to come, and fall away (turn away from
Elohim), to renew them again to repentance - having crucified for themselves
the Son of Elohim (Yahusha) again, and put Him to open shame - Hebrews 6:4-6.
You cannot repent over and over again because Yahusha was
crucified only once, therefore if you keep on sinning after receiving
salvation, you are mocking His crucifixion and bringing Yahusha to nothing.
If one has received the Holy Spirit and his/her mind knows
the truth and that one willingly turns back on it and continue to sin, then
that person would be so hardened by the sin that he/she would never repent and
therefore go to the lake of fire.
Hebrews
10:26-31, For if we sin purposely (over and over) after we have received
the knowledge of the truth, there no longer remains a slaughter offering for
sins, but some fearsome anticipation of judgement, and a fierce fire which is
about to consume the opponents.
Yahusha was our slaughter offering for our sins, ONCE and
for ALL. We cannot offer Yahusha over and over for our sins, He has done it
once for us.
Hebrews
10:29, How much worse punishment do you think shall he deserve who has
trampled the Son of Elohim (Yahusha) underfoot, counted the blood of the
covenant by which he was set apart as common, and insulted the Spirit of
favour?
It is very clear in these verses that when a person has
received deliverance (salvation) from the blood offering of Yahusha, that one
cannot turn back purposely to his/her previous sinful life and then later on
decide to come back to Yahusha.
This type of sinning is in contrast with sinning ignorantly -
Hebrews 9:7 But
into the second part the high priest went alone once a year, not without blood,
which he offered for himself and for sins of ignorance (mistake) of the people
(see also Numbers 15:15-28).
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