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God's Infinite Mercy and Universal Salvation

God's infinite mercy ensures universal salvation; no one is good enough to earn the second birth, therefore all will receive it. Despite human limitations…

Related Bible passages

  • Mark 10:26-27
  • 1 Corinthians 3:16
  • Luke 23:34

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Grace Vs Law

No one in this world is good enough to earn it, therefore all will get it. God actually expresses to man a mercy with which man is incapable, with his conscience, of ever judging himself as worthy of. No man in this world with conscience and mercy could ever judge himself as mercifully as God judges him. So what man has done - I certainly have done it, you have done it, the whole vast world has done it, and we are so fearful while we are here in this world of law, of doing it - and in spite of our limitations, in spite of our weaknesses, God’s infinite mercy brings about the second birth. And we are all taken up in this eternal place where we are put into the everlasting temple which God is making out of us, making out of himself. For he gives himself to man before man can be free to begin the everlasting temple. No one can fill your place. No one can fill my place. Not one can be displaced. Not one in any way can be rubbed out. The temple will be unfinished. I know from my own experience not one can be unsaved, I don’t care who he is, no matter what he has done in this world, everyone will be saved.

God's infinite mercy ensures universal salvation; no one is good enough to earn the second birth, therefore all will receive it. Despite human limitations and past actions, God's mercy is greater than man's self-judgment, and every individual is an indispensable part of the everlasting temple God is building out of Himself.

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