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Falling From God’s Grace… Is That Even Possible?<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

It is an absolute fact… There is ONLY ONE WAY to live <\/strong> the Christian Life. There is no plan B. <\/strong>See Why?<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Related Subject:<\/strong> ONCE SAVED ALWAYS SAVED? Understanding Hebrews 6:4,6. <\/strong>Eternal Life… For-Ever or For-Never?<\/strong> <\/strong>See more<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Falling From God’s Grace?     <\/strong>Galatians chapter five, verse four  provides a stern reference to falling from grace.  Is it possible that a born-again believer could actually fall from God’s grace?

The biblical term “grace<\/em>” explicitly means: intentional favor and kindness that requires no deserving or recompense of any sort and yet, when grace is exacted and experienced, will compel willful loyalty.  From this understanding of God’s grace, there can be no compromise in the fabric or culture of God’s grace, or else, grace fails to be grace.

So then; why did the apostle Paul make a stern reference to falling from grace?  Keeping this subject in context… Paul is not talking about Christians who fall into sinful behavior… He is referring to those who prefer religious or ritual legalism to obtain salvation.  Simply put; Paul is saying, if one seeks justification by the works of the law, Christ will have no effect upon them… thus, they fall short of benefiting from God’s grace… namely:  the obtaining of salvation. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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