Chapter 12: The False Salvation Doctrine

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If you are trying to read this chapter on its own, you will need to go back and study the conversation on page 301 concerning God’s seven Spirits to fully appreciate the graphic above.

Let me tell you what John 14:6-7 does not say. It does not say that Jesus Christ is the only form of salvation. What Jesus said and did was what the Father told him to say and do. Therefore, the way, the truth and the life are “the words of God Almighty” as given to mankind via Jesus Christ who was the messenger of God. The phrase that “no one comes to the Father

except through me” is easy to understand when you realize that Christ sits at the right hand of God the Father [Yahweh]. It is also easy to understand when you realize that God has appointed Jesus as Judge. When you realize that you can call on the name of Yahweh to be saved [Joel 2:32], the verse

makes sense that all will go through Jesus before they “come to the Father.”

To put it plainly, the salvation line forms to the right of Jesus. He will

decide whether or not you belong to his flock. If not, Jesus will lean over and say to YAHWEH something like this: “Father, I do not know this one, do You?” Thus there are two defined groups of souls that will be saved in the Holy Bible. One group is those souls who know Jesus and call upon his

name. The other group is those souls who know God and call upon His name. Of course, knowing someone in this instance is akin to being friends.

Now consider John 3:16 and who the gift of sacrifice is for.

“For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have everlasting life.” John 3:16

The gift of God is for “the world” and whether or not Christians like it, this includes all who are righteous and all who know God. It means that righteous Muslims and Jews will see eternal life. But Edward, you say —

doesn’t the verse specifically indicate that it is Jesus who must be believed in? Actually, it doesn’t if you fully understand Scripture. Since most of