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‪@TheBiblicalRoots‬ Video from Defending the Biblical Roots of Christianity    • Once Saved Always Saved - Is it biblical?  . Connect with my content: https://linktr.ee/FreeGospelAlliance Bible Way to Heaven verse by verse:    • Bible way to Heaven verse by verse.  . #freegrace, #repentance, #Christianity, #gospel, #eternal, #freegrace, ##osas, #Christianity, , #eternallife, #salvation, #howtobesaved, #JesusChrist, #scripture Part 1: 0:08–0:43 — The "Once Saved, Always Saved" Doctrine Video Transcript Excerpt: “The reason I say that is because you can find passages in Scripture that support that statement, and others that contradict it. I believe that’s because this is the wrong question to ask. It misses the nature of biblical faith and salvation.” (0:13–0:25) Part 2: 0:55–1:33 — Assurance of Salvation in John 3:16 Video Transcript Excerpt: “Jesus told us that every single person who places their faith in Him is guaranteed salvation. In John 3, He said, ‘For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.’” (0:55–1:09) Part 3: 4:20–5:08 — Apostasy in the Parable of the Sower (Luke 8) Part 4: 5:34–7:16 — Warnings in Hebrews 6 Video Transcript Excerpt: “Hebrews 6, starting in verse 4, talks about, ‘Those who have once been enlightened… and who have fallen away.’ The author goes on to say that it’s impossible for those believers who have fallen away to be brought back to repentance.” (5:34–5:56) Part 5: 7:29–9:00 — Paul’s Warnings about Sin and Salvation (Galatians 5:4) Video Transcript Excerpt: “Galatians 5 talks about believers who have been alienated from Christ and fallen away from grace.” (7:29–7:35) Part 6: 14:25–16:26 — Faith as an Ongoing Process (Colossians 1:22-23) Video Transcript Excerpt: “Faith is about trust, so it lives in the context of an active relationship. Some people want to think about salvation as if it’s a degree you earn… but that’s not what biblical salvation is about.” (14:25–14:43)