Chapter 12: The False Salvation Doctrine

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Yet, if these messages were all that people heard, they represent only

part of Apostle Paul’s writings. The above five messages are half-baked. They are just as likely to lead people to Hell than to Heaven. Why you ask? It gets back to the full text of Apostle Paul’s teachings on salvation in Romans. Two of the above ministries actually quoted the first part of Paul’s

teachings. However, they both left out the most important second part. I have touched on this subject in an earlier chapter. Let us go back and study Apostle Paul’s teachings to get the whole salvation recipe for Jesus Christ.

You would not find success if you only followed half of a food recipe

while cooking food. For example, if you left out an important ingredient, one that allows success or failure, you would surely meet with failure. Not a lot to think about when it comes to following food recipes. Apostle Paul’s teaching on salvation through Jesus Christ message is the same way. It is a

spiritual recipe for salvation and you need to use the whole set of ingredients in Apostle Paul’s recipe, not just half of it. That’s if you claim salvation through Jesus Christ. Don’t expect if you get to Heaven, that you can tell Jesus that Paul didn’t give you the complete salvation recipe, he did.

The current salvation theology of most Christians, as shown above, is sheer mythology being taught. Solomon writes the following:

“There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death.” Proverbs 14:12 KJV

The above salvation teachings are a pathway to Hell and similar to a

homosexual’s salvation logic. Call on the name of Jesus — all you want on your way towards Hell. If your salvation doctrine does not acknowledge God’s righteousness from within your own heart, it is just fantasy.

Listen to this apostle. The church of Christ in the United States of America is currently and earnestly collecting souls for Satan, not God. That is because the church offers a half-baked message, which leads Christians to falsely believe that all they have to do is “call on the name of Jesus.” Listen,

don’t you think that is exactly what those Christians were doing when they complained as Jesus told them: “I never knew you?” Think about it.