Pastor John MacArthur Reading Ephesians 2:8 Ending With Wonderful Prayer

[@Mary_Kraensel]

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[@nanarobin1]

Thank you Pastor. Scripture is misinterpreted by some pastors and church bodies and they carry a root of pride as if they've done something and not the grace and mercy of Jesus.

[@HOCKMAN1981]

He is reading the letter!! The conversion of the Ephesians is in Acts!! He baptist they don’t read the book don’t read the Acts

[@HOCKMAN1981]

Ephesians were baptized twice!!! This guy doesn’t teach the Bible Read Acts 18 and. 19

[@Daniel12.4Ministry]

FAITH = πίστεως -- which is a VERB. SAVED = σεσῳσμένοι -- which is a compound word made up of G-4982 & G-3306 - and translates properly to "being saved" You can easily prove this with a good transliteration where in verse 5 offers the same text and translates in the LITERAL translation as "for by grace you are being saved". This simplicity proves that there are many that teach great error concerning many related doctrines, giving a false sense of security to many, that they are saved eternally and can't lose it. God damn the false teachers.

[@royrayburn1503]

That is not false teaching. You are correct to say being saved. The being is the sanctification process of having already been saved . To lose ones salvation would take an act of works by keeping ourselves. The text tells us it is not by works. Vs13 of Ephesians chapter 1,you are sealed with the Holy Spirit of promise. Vs 14 who is the guarantee of our inheritance until the redemption of the purchased possession. To lose ones Salvation one would have to break God's seal and the Holy Spirit would have to break his promise. We are new creations the old has landed away. Therefore we are saved forever. Salvation is in three tenses. Having been saved being saved or kept , then saved from this world at the time of redemption.

[@barbarafriedenberger6205]

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