Are we saved by grace?
\nYou will hear a man of God say that you are saved by grace and grace alone and then you will hear the same man of God say you are saved by accepting Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and saviour and his blood washes away your past sins and future sins.
\nSo which is it? Is this man of God confused? Does this man of God not know how to save us?
\nThe answer is simple and straight forward, both statements are 100precent true, you are indeed saved by grace and grace alone and Jesus Christ is the only way to salvation, and his blood washes away all your sins once you accept him as your Lord and saviour and every time you turn away from sin his blood will wash away your sin without fail every single time. In other words on judgement day you will only have to give account for all the good deeds you have done because in Gods eyes you have never committed a sin, as your sins will be removed as far as the east is from the west and it will never be brought up again, because as you forgive those whom sin against you, your sins will be forgiven, and as a servant of Christ Jesus you forgave all.
\nHow is this possible that both grace and Jesus Christ is the only way to heaven?
\nJesus Christ is the grace of God, by receiving Jesus Christ as your lord and saviour you receive the grace of God because they are one and the same. That is why the man of God says you are saved by grace and grace alone and the only way to heaven is though Jesus Christ, because they are one and the same and the man of God is only repeating himself, saying the same thing in two ways which are the same.
\nBut\u2026 not only was the great sacrifice of Jesus Christ the grace of God but also the will of God.
\nNot only are you saved by the grace of God when you accept Jesus Christ as your personal saviour you also accept the will (desire) of God, thus you are saved by the grace of God, by the blood of the Son of God and by the will (desire) of God as stated in 2 Peter 3:9, Matthew 18:14, Ezekiel 33:11, 1 Timothy 2:3-4
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