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If Christ paid for everyone's sin, why are so many in hell?

Luther didn't kill anyone. He recommended it. William McGrath Anabaptist: not catholic or protestant. Lots more if needed "It was I, Martin Luther, who slew all the peasants in the insurrection, for I commanded them to be slaughtered. All their blood is upon my shoulders. But I cast it on...

You have a huge smokescreen, writing volumes that nobody can bear to read, At least I can't. But it tells me you are desperate and cannot speak in a few words the truth of the matter.

face it, the sheep are the saved whom he died for. All you have left are the tares he damned to hell for his glory.

But they were all murderers we recognize by their fruits.

I think the false doctrine that plagues the churches today might have been from the women Sunday School teachers in part. There is nothing more deceptive than modern-day hymnology.

It is part of ALL the OT. It gets worse if you know anything about the OT.

He said he gives his life for the sheep, yes or no? All of the saved are his sheep. Yes or no?

Americanised "Christians" cannot understand the promise made to Abraham. The whole world means Jews and Gentiles alike. Think like the first-century audience and you might understand the meaning.

Jesus said he gives his life for the sheep, True or false? He then says you do not believe because you are not my sheep, true or false? When combined did he say they do not believe because he did not die for them because they are not his sheep? in essence, true or false?

I question this because of the murderous lifestyles they lived. The Catholics too. The Catholics placed the State under the Church and used it to do their killing. The Protestants placed the Church under the State and used it to do their killing. Any thoughts?

Jesus said they do not believe because he did not die for them. If Christ paid for their sins, God owes Him their salvation.

It says elsewhere that God hardened their hearts so they could not believe. This would be the same as Jesus telling them they could not believe it because he did not die for them. Plus it says he died for the church. Certainly, these were not the church.

The OT reveals much about God, who does not change. It's a treasure trove for developing a Christian worldview. It teaches above all that God causes and controls all that we see in the world. His 4 sore judgments explain all of the famine, war, disease, and doom in nature. It is one of the...

Jesus paid for our sins on the cross. This means we are saved because God sees us as never having sinned. Never having sinned means God cannot punish you for sin but owes you complete restoration instead. This is why we go to heaven. That is how he saves us. This is not true for most, or they...

You cannot have saving faith if you think you can be lost. It's not faith at all for that matter.

He said he did not die for them resulting in their inability to believe. I give my life for the sheep. You are not my sheep. Nowhere does he say he gave his life for them.

John 10 shows that Jesus did not die for the Pharisees in his audience and that is why they did not believe. “I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep.” John 10:11 (KJV 1900) “But ye believe not, because ye are not of my sheep, as I said unto you.” John 10:26...

God would be dishonest and would cheat Christ out of his purchase if all he died for were not saved. Faith is evidence God saved you. Had he not paid for your sins you would not believe in any true sense.

This entire topic would become settled if anyone would explain how universal atonement works when Jesus told the Pharisees in John 10 he did not die for them. And THAT is why they cannot believe. Are there any honest takers out there?