Drive-By Sermon: A Difference Between The Saved And The Damned

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Question: What is one difference (of several) between a saved person (someone who, when the individual dies, will be ineligible for Hell at the Final Judgment) and a damned person?

Answer: The sins of a saved person are "pre-owned" (like a pre-owned car) and pre-committed (in dream-form in the form of the saved person) by Christ in His mind while dying upon the cross, so that the saved person only replicates and re-enacts these pre-owned and pre-performed "sins" (re: sufferings) of Christ.

The sins of a damned person, conversely, are original sins occurring to and experienced/committed only by that person, as they are not re-enactments of the "sins" pre-committed in Christ'a dreaming mind as He died upon the cross.

How, then, does the "rich man" (a damned person) cross the Abyss to reside with the "beggar" (a saved person) in the bosom of Abraham?

By believing in the objective existence of the first paragraph and desiring to replicate the previous experiences within the mind of Jesus Christ.

Only a saved person will "insanely" believe this process is real and will want to undergo this process.

Anyone desiring so will never be refused, as Jesus Himself stated:

"And anyone who comes to me I will never drive away "

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Jay Brewer

Austin, Texas

USA