"I Never Knew You" "To Whom Belongs the Glory"
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Most professing Christians believe that there are two kinds of people: the saved and the unsaved, or, the believer and the unbeliever. The Bible actually speaks of three types of people: the saved, made up of all true believers in God's one true Gospel; and those who are not saved, who do not believe the Gospel of Christ's Righteousness, this latter group is comprised of two sections, one of which is made up of those who ended their lives not believing in anything about God or Jesus Christ His Son, and the other, the third of our groups, or sub-group if you like, is made up of a multitude of r...
Most professing Christians believe that there are two kinds of people: the saved and the unsaved, or, the believer and the unbeliever. The Bible actually speaks of three types of people: the saved, made up of all true believers in God's one true Gospel; and those who are not saved, who do not believe the Gospel of Christ's Righteousness, this latter group is comprised of two sections, one of which is made up of those who ended their lives not believing in anything about God or Jesus Christ His Son, and the other, the third of our groups, or sub-group if you like, is made up of a multitude of religious people who were firmly convinced in their minds that they were Christians, that they did believe in God and yet the various gospels they held to were false gospels, evidencing the fact that they were all false Christians! So, we have those who believe, those who do not believe and those who believe they believe, but believe amiss!
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