Pharisees and the Seal of God (Sealed but not Saved)

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The Pharisees

The bad pharisees (whom Jesus fought) were circumcized Jews. These phrarisees were called “children of the devil”. They did the law but did not really seek God first. Therefore, they were self righteous. Thier sacrifices were unacceptable.

Baptism is the new circumcision

Many people who are baptized are not saved. However, baptism does seal people. Therefore, sealed people do not have salvation unless they really seek God.

This proves that condition salvation is true

Many people try to use the “sealed by God” argument to prove you cannot lose your salvation.

Does anyone agree or disagree?
 
I…(Dramatic drumroll)…AGREE!

Salvation is a gift,but you don’t recieve it until the end,you are sealed in Christ,but you can die a second time (Spiritually) and lose everything,Even if you at age 15 declare to love God,then at 16 go out and act crazy and devilish,you will not be saved.

Conditional Salvation is truth.Actually to believe your saved no matter what is athenema’d by the council of Trent.

Haha,Even when I was protestant I knew that Once Saved Always Saved was a big bag of shitake mushrooms.Only people who are truly rebellious believe that OSAS.

God thank God this easter I’ll be catholic!
 
You said the S word I’m telling!!! :mad:

Yes, I agree too with what your saying about Once Saved Always Saved.

Are there any protestants or others who disagree with me?
 
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