Is someone saved through the good news conditionally?
Is someone saved through the good news conditionally?
Paul wrote about "THE GOOD-NEWS, for it-is (the) power (of) God for SALVATION" (Romans 1:16). Paul also called it "THE GOOD-NEWS (of) your SALVATION" (Ephesians 1:13).
What is the good news?
The good news is the good news of Christ.
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Is someone saved through the good news conditionally?
Someone can be saved through the good news conditionally.
For example, Paul wrote about "THE GOOD-NEWS, for it-is (the) power (of) God for SALVATION (to) everyone BELIEVING" (Romans 1:16). The Greek word for "BELIEVING" (Romans 1:16) is in the present tense. Someone would need to be "BELIEVING" in the present tense for the good news to be the power of God for SALVATION.
Paul wrote about "THE GOOD-NEWS" (1 Corinthians 15:1) "through which you also ARE-BEING-SAVED — IF YOU-ARE-HOLDING-ON (in) that message I-announced-as-good-news (to) you, unless you-believed in-vain" (1 Corinthians 15:2).
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Paul wrote that it could be possible for someone to be moved away from the hope of the good news, suggesting also that continuing in believing would be necessary: "now He-reconciled (you) in the body (of) His flesh through (His) death, (that He might) present you holy and without-blemish and unaccused in His presence — IF INDEED YOU-CONTINUE (in) THE FAITH, having-been-founded, and steadfast, and NOT BEING-MOVED-AWAY FROM THE HOPE (of) THE GOOD-NEWS which you-heard" (Colossians 1:22-23).
Paul wrote to people who previously would have accepted the good news that they already quickly turned away: "I-am-marveling that you-are so QUICKLY TURNING-AWAY from the (One) having-called you in (the) grace (of) Christ TO (A) DIFFERENT GOOD-NEWS" (Galatians 1:6).
Paul wrote about people who previously received the good news such as "Cephas" (Galatians 2:11) and "Barnabas" (Galatians 2:13) that they later could be found to "NOT WALKING-STRAIGHT with-regard-to the truth (of) THE GOOD-NEWS" (Galatians 2:14) and thus would need to be opposed, as Paul wrote about Cephas at the time that "I-opposed (him) to his face" (Galatians 2:11).
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