huxley:


Hello,

Thanks for the detail response - I appreciate that and I do agree with the way you have "put it in context." It was bot that I was totally unaware of the context, but what worried me is that last few words of the verses I posted, ie, the bits highlighted below:

24 And he said to them: "Take heed what you hear: With what measure you measure it will be measured to you, and more will be given to you.

25 For he who holds, to him will more be given, and he who holds not, from him will be taken even what he holds."


This suggests that SOMEONE is deliberately taking something (whatever that may be) from someone who ONLY has a little. Who is doing the taking away? Where is the cut-off level below which you will have things taken away from you, and above which you have things added to you?

Imagine, you first become a christian. You would be somewhere below that cut-off point. How long would Jesus (or whoever) wait before he begins to take things away from you? In fact, why would Jesus even have to wait? Does he not already know how you are going to turn out, given his omniscience?


I appreciate your response - now could you consider your response again in view of these comments?

Hello, huxley

i'm New here, so i don't really know how to Navigate some stuffs yet, But i just have correct some notions here about God taking away his Salvation, if God takes away his Salvation you won't have the liberty to do some stuffs we do, because that suggests that God is not ALL LOVING like i know him to be, God's Salvation is constant, always there for you at every point, we humans are the ones that leaves the presence of his Salvation, Some do because of Guilt, while some do because they were not directed properly that works in consonance with their "understanding co-efficient" and pattern thus making us call them Atheists.

In Conclusion, God's salvation never leaves us, we leave his presence when we remain in sin.