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THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK:

John 6:37, �All that the Father giveth Me shall come to Me; and him that cometh to Me I will in no wise cast out.� - King James Version

The double, emphatic negative used in this verse translated as "in no wise" is more than just saying no. It actually defines the action of 'casting out' as an impossibility. Thus, when a person accepts the Lord Jesus Christ as their personal Savior, it is an emphatic impossiblity for them be cast out from the Lord.

Point: Salvation cannot be lost after it is given of GOD. Do not allow yourself or your family to be misled by preachers and teachers using Scripture out of the context from which it is written. Keeping Bible verses in proper context and the use of the rules of interpretation: 1) Who is speaking. 2) Who is being spoken to. 3) What is the speaker speaking about. 4) When is the speaker speaking, means the difference between the truth and the lie. Study the Word of God for yourself. Do not take anyone's word for the truth, including mine. God holds me accountable for what I teach, but He holds YOU accountable for what you accept as the truth.

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