'IT LEADS TO UNIVERSALISM'
 

ND now what have the opposers to say further? "Oh," say they, "it leads to universal salvation." We deny the allegation; there is no such result necessary from our position. Any doctrine may be abused. The preaching of the doctrine of the abounding grace of God and justification by faith, led some to accuse the apostles of teaching a licentious doctrine, saying that they taught, "Let us do evil that good may come." Life believers have had to meet, continually, the cry of "Infidelity," because they rejected the doctrine of inherent immortality. Shall they now take up the cry of "Universal salvation," because we believe and teach that God will literally fulfill his promise and oath to Abraham? Or, in other words, because we believe the Gospel must and will be preached "to every creature," and a fair chance given every soul of Adam’s posterity to secure and endless life, before they are finally doomed to an endless death, for non-improvement of the grace of God in Christ.

The persons who thus find fault with our position show, conclusively, it is for lack of other and better arguments. We have clearly stated that some will utterly perish, and never find eternal life, because they willfully refuse it on the terms God has offered it, i.e., by faith in, or reliance on Jesus Christ as the One Mediator and LIFE-GIVER. No man can come unto God but by Jesus the Messiah; for says our Redeemer, "I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father; but by me." -  Joh 14:6.

 

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