Sentences with phrase «to have eternal life»

The first implies that anyone who murders proves that they do not have eternal life.

The bottom line answer for me is that I don't think any of these verses tell us how to determine who has eternal life and who does not.

I ran into someone this past week who would pose quite a dilemma for some, especially if we are trying to determine if people have eternal life based on what they believe.

Did these believers who already have eternal life then lose their salvation?

That is it, you are guaranteed eternal life, so if you believe that; You can live like the devil and still have eternal life.

In those cases, they never had eternal life to begin with.

This does not mean that everyone has eternal life.

They teach that if you have patterns of habitual sin in your life, you have good reason to question whether or not you actually have eternal life.

If they do not have the good works to back up their claim, then they never really had eternal life to begin with.

Finally, there are many who say that if a person truly has eternal life, they can never lose it, but their good works will prove that they actually have it.

We can also have eternal life and joy for eternity.

Some folks just like to believe they will have eternal life after the current one that sucks at times.

Or does it teach that we don't yet have eternal life, but we will obtain eternal life in the future?

The hard soil represents those who do not have eternal life.

Unfortunately for you thought, that everyone has eternal life.

So, right here, in Scripture, we have examples of people who did not believe in the death and resurrection of Jesus, but who did have eternal life because they believed in Jesus for it.

I pray he will be alright and — if he has not already — I pray will come to know Jesus Christ as His Savior who died for him on the Cross for the remission of his sins, and was resurrected so that he might have an eternal life with God.

1 John 3:15 — Whosoever hateth his brother is a murderer: and ye know that no murderer hath eternal life abiding in him.

The fourth Gospel reports Jesus» saying, «If you love me, you will keep my commandments,» and «He who believes in the Son has eternal life; he who does not obey the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God rests upon him.»

I AM, he goes on, the bread from heaven here to do the will of the One who sent me: to help people believe and by believing have eternal life.

The truth, however, is that while the gospel does tell us how to have eternal life so that we can go to heaven when we die (I call this «The Target Truth» in The Gospel According to Scripture), this truth is relatively small compared to the large number and wide variety of gospel truths contained within the Scriptures.

I'll bet the only one that has benefited entire NATIONS is the one that says there is only one God who sent his Son who died and rose again so that all mankind may have eternal life IF they choose to accept it

You then have eternal live

(Jesus always had eternal life, for in Him is life — 1 John 5:11).

So, before they take off and possibly never see me again, I want to make sure that if they walk away with anything, that it's not me trying to start a friendship, nor trying to explain the sin problem, but instead making clear to them how they can have eternal life as a free gift by just believing in Him for it.

If Levi did not have eternal life prior to this event, his actions here did not allow him to receive eternal life either.

I mostly did not include the promise of eternal life, so this is a great reminder to include this wonderful promise to whoever believes in the Lord Jesus Christ has eternal life.

Does this mean that none of them really had eternal life until after the resurrection of Jesus?

But did all Israelites have eternal life?

Just as Israel, as God's elect nation, was elected to serve God in a specific task, but this does not mean that every individual Israelite was regenerate, so also, election elsewhere in Scripture has nothing to do with whether or not someone has eternal life, but has everything to do with what role God wants them to serve in His plans and purposes for the world.

that whosoever believeth in him should not perishbut have eternal life (he's god — he makes the rules - he could have done this without the whole dieing on the cross thing)

Brian, Let me ask you this: At what point in the ministry of Jesus did the disciples have eternal life?

I have not yet seen an explanation on how Peter and the apostles could have eternal life without believing in the death and resurrection of Jesus, but how today we must believe it.

That Jesus died to pay for sins - thus whoever believes in him and accepts this payment has eternal life.

They are not the «nones» (using the earlier article featured by David H.), they may even have eternal life... but they are not the followers of the priorities set and lived by Christ.

And I ended up rejecting it, because I think that the emphasis on the law completely misses the point of the law and misrepresents the good news message of Jesus that anyone and everyone can have eternal life simply and only by believing in Jesus for it.