An2elect2:


Please this question is wrong.
There is nothing like a person dying in the process of salvation.
Salvation is by Grace and it is God's doing.
You can't die, if God has willed that you will be saved.
No man can get himself saved!

which of the two questions is wrong? I'd prefer you answer the first question before proceeding to the second...

efficiencie:


which of the two questions is wrong? I'd prefer you answer the first question before proceeding to the second...

Pls the two questions are false. One led to the other.
You can't die when you are suppose to be saved.

Let me ask you, who is the saviour of a man's soul? Does He need help to save somebody?

An2elect2:


Pls the two questions are false. One led to the other.
You can't die when you are suppose to be saved.

Let me ask you, who is the saviour of a man's soul? Does He need help to save somebody?

your hasty conclusion is a sad one...as you fail to see the essense of my question.

I'll ask it again:

The question is: How long does the salvation of the Soul take?
Does it take place instantly as opined by John Crowder in ( http://www.thenewmystics.com/Articles/1000129594/Home_Page_of/Articles/Sanctification_is_Not.aspx ) or does it take an unspecified period which may be for a lifetime as
posited by Erwin Gane ( http://www.sabbathfellowship.org/biblestudies/erwingane/biblestudy_gane_sanctify.htm )

If you can read the two articles, please do and share
your views!