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To: Red in Blue PA

“And dogs. “

At no time is salvation mentioned as being offered to anyone but people.

Not even angels get an offer of salvation.


72 posted on 03/28/2010 5:35:07 PM PDT by Persevero (Ask yourself: "What does the Left want me to do?" Then go do the opposite.)
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To: Persevero
Angels in rebellion weren't offered salvation, they were bound in the depths of Sheol and are still there. Angels not in rebellion are not in need of salvation.

The only Created beings in rebellion are human. Being the pinnacle of His Creation, we were and are offered salvation. The rest of His good Creation doesn't need it, never having rebelled. They suffer disease, aging, decay and death, right along with us, because of us, due to The Fall. All the world does.

A good resource regarding this matter comes from the 18th century. It's John Wesley's legendary sermon, The General Deliverance. It's very powerful, and runs the gamut of Biblical thought pertaining to the lesser Creatures. Give it a look, it's widely available on the internet.

75 posted on 03/28/2010 5:43:31 PM PDT by RegulatorCountry
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To: Persevero

Then count me out.


85 posted on 03/28/2010 6:22:29 PM PDT by Red in Blue PA (Thinking of using 911 for protection? Google "Brittany Zimmerman")
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To: Persevero; CatDancer

“Not even angels get an offer of salvation.”

And I see no one arguing that angels will not be in heaven.

I believe there will be many aspects of God’s creation that do not require salvation but will be in heaven...


97 posted on 03/28/2010 7:05:56 PM PDT by green pastures (Cynicism-- it's not just for breakfast anymore...)
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