A vida eterna é para sempre. Uma vez salvo, sempre salvo. Mas isso significa que os crentes podem pecar sem nenhuma conseqüência? Absolutamente não. As pessoas estão certas em apontar que o NT está cheio de advertências aos crentes. Mas eles estão errados em pensar que essas advertências são sobre a possibilidade de perder a
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