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If you truly possess salvation, you cannot lose it.
To understand why, we must first understand what salvation is, and what it is not.
Salvation is not transactional.It is not earned, maintained, or preserved by human effort.It is a free gift of God, received by faith, secured by Christ, and kept by God.
Today I was thinking about the thief on the cross. What the thief said is profound! Once you understand who Jesus is, everything becomes clear. The thief had most likely heard the OT scriptures taught and likely even Jesus’ own teaching. Through divine revelation he understands that this is the promised Messiah, the suffering servant. Then everything changes for him!!!
Three things the thief got right:
1. Acknowledgement of his own sin and confession of his own imperfection. He expressed guilt for the crime he was guilty of committing. He said with his mouth essentially ‘I am a sinner’.
2. Acknowledgment of Christ’s perfection and holiness. He understood a perfect man was dying next to him. He said essentially ‘this man does not deserve this punishment, but I do’.
3. Acknowledgment of eternal life or inheritance after death and confession that Jesus is Lord. “Lord remember me when you come…
The Antichrist will not come on the scene waving a flag saying, “This is the covenant with many.” Scripture never names the covenant. In the same way, the Antichrist will not announce himself or say, “Hey, it’s me, the Antichrist.”The covenant with many will not necessarily be a formal seven-year term of the deal, but rather a seven-year period foretold by God. His identity will not be confirmed until he commits the abomination that causes desolation at the midpoint of that seven-year period (Daniel 9:27; Matthew 24:15).
We may speculate his identity, but we cannot know for certain until that event takes place.
I believe the peace deals taking place right now in Israel, including the Abraham Accords and the recent UN Security Council Resolution 2803 (2025) "Board of Peace" are the covenant with many spoken of in Daniel 9:27. https://docs.un.org/en/s/res/2803(2025) https://www.state.gov/the-abraham-accords https://www.aapeaceinstitute.org. I firmly believe this will be final…
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