Once saved always saved (OSAS). Or are you?

Above: A representation of John Calvin (source of doctrine)

with his buddy, Servetus he had put to death. If he thought OSAS, why couldn't he forgive Servetus?

NOTE: I do not subscribe to any religion. I once believed in Masoretic Text translations until I dug deeper and came to a different conclusion during my search through Christian denominational teachings, their leaders, and the roots of how they started, while reading the Bible itself verse by verse a few times (many translations) or more to match up their beliefs to the spiritual book they claim to follow and believe in themselves. If you ask me what I believe, I would say what the scholarly census has agreed upon, even if the decision board doesn't agree with them because they're worried about the faith of humanity for what they were taught to believe despite it contradicting evidence. Anything I've studied, watched, read is added here to help you see how I got to this point to help others who are curious too. 

How to read: I put these in order as much as I could, from the beginning to the end of the Bible. However, some wrap up a context by cross-referencing one another to bring in the point. My notes are raw and help explain my reasoning or how I've come to an understanding for myself based on the whole Bible in its whole context, not just cherry-picked. Hence why I have so many, not just 4 common debate verses. I do not write out the verse because I don't want the translation I'm using to be an issue or thought to be biased. I think the point of each verse will come across in either of them.

Exo_12:15

Pertains to today's false doctrines.

Exo_12:19

Not faith alone, watch yourselves gentiles.

Exo_23:32-33

Keep false doctrine out of the congregation or you will be misled into their false gods and lose your salvation. there is only one way.

Lev_24:16

Not just the Jews but the gentile as well.

Num_20:29

Even the chosen high priest immediately was let go from his duties.

Deu 6:4

The Shema Mar_12:29-31 that even Jesus agrees with.

1Ch_28:9

He will reject.

Job_24:2-23

Once saved not always saved.

Psa_25:21

We need protecting, in case we fail.

Pro_21:16

Pro_25:26

Pro_27:24

Jer_29:11-16

Eze_18:1-32

All chapter to OSAS churches. God doesn't want anyone to perish. But those who go against on purpose get it worse.

Eze_33:12-20

Eze_33:11-20

It is not once saved always saved, if it were the chosen would have never had to go through this, but since they did what makes gentiles think they wouldn't?

You can't have two fathers right there says "no" to once saved always saved, you have to commit.

Mat_18:1-14

Mat_18:26-35

Mat_24:48-50

Keep sharp, help complete the mission.

They will mess us up with our ultimate desire of him coming back, beware of your feelings.

Our deaths with full faith may turn others to God.

Dan 11

Luk_13:1-16

Satan will try again.

Luk_8:16-18

Luk_8:28-29

Even the demons separate the two of them.

Luk_8:39

They will say trinity, but God is acting through Yeshua as an agent, like Moses, or Elijah etc.

Luk_11:24-27

You can lose it.

Luk_14:33-35

Luk_18:14

Joh_5:14

Act_1:24-25

Rom_1:14-27

Rom_9:12

Gen_25:23

Mal_1:2-3

Who is Jacob-gent and Esau-Jews being referred to?

Or Esau being of "seed" as the Jews think they are, they would think Esau would still be saved, but "Esau I have hated" because he did not love God and through his inheritance away for soup, so being "born" by the fathers did not gain favor with God, the bloodline was not saved always saved

Rom_11:18-35

Do not look down on them, for their work has given us all the opportunity to be saved.

Eat your heart out Martin Luther, or anyone messing with the Jews,

We provoked the Jews to long for a life likes ours because it seemed easier, but we ourselves were dying from it, we are like the druggy fun people, they looked from the outside and wanted it, we are here to tell them, no please don't it's not what you think it is a miserable life, your God has saved you from a hellish unstable life. He had mercy on us, trust us, we know very well what a godless life is like.

It is because their works under God, that gave us the ability to be adopted off the streets of Satan's world. Because of your turning away we can now live with God too, but now, it's time to see he wants you back, just the same or even more so.

If we go against his children, (first children), he will throw us back out, we are not special, especially if God told COI they weren't either after their first taste of God.

How kind God is, by giving us the choice of staying/joining with him or not, to pick us up later when we made the choice to leave. He makes good of it to be able to make room to save all.

Gods able to re commit but we indeed can fall away, thank God for Yeshua who has given us the ability to come back with repentance and true understanding to be forgiven.

"if you continue his goodness"

Of course, he would take his first children back over the ones that prefer the worldly system of dictator god.

He's blinded them on purpose for gentiles to equally be saved, and then for them to also be fully saved.

It is all part of the plan no secret to not understand, we are not to become "holier than thou" but to help bring them back to their own God knowing the "mystery" that they don't yet understand.

1Co_3:10-17

1Co_5:1-5

1Co_6:9-20

1Co_9:19-23

1Co_10:1-13

1Co_10:19-22

2Co_7:10-12

2Co_13:1-6

Gal_2:11-21

Eph_5:5-7

Col_1:19-23

1Th_3:3-5

1Th_3:10

1Ti_5:3-16

2Ti_2:16-26

2Ti_4:6-8

2Ti_4:9-12

2Ti_4:14-16

Heb_2:1

Heb_2:18

We as followers are being tempted, there for we can be tempted to leave him.

Heb_3:12-19

Heb_4:1-5

Heb_4:11-13

Heb_5:2-4

Heb_6:1-8

Heb_10:26

Held accountable for what you know.

Heb_10:29

Oi...brutal.

Moses will at least have some witnesses for you I guess, but to know what Jesus did and come under him and then go against it on purpose, no mercy there.

Heb_10:38

We are to be tough.

Heb_10:26-39

Heb_12:14-17

Heb_12:15-17

Esau acted negligent to his birthright, thinking he didn't have to bear the consequences to his actions and that he would still get his birthright. Like the majority of the firstborns who had the second rule over them, and hypocritical Christians.

Jas_3:3-18

Jas_4:13-17

Jas_5:7-12

Joh_15:1-4

1Pe_4:12-19

1Pe_5:1-11

2Pe_1:5-11

2Pe_3:15-17

1Jn_1:5-10

1Jn_2:1-2

Is osas?

1Jn_2:3-11

1Jn_3:7-9

1Jn_3:10-15

1Jn_4:7-8

1Jn_5:14-17

Maybe OSAS?

1Jn_5:18-21

Osas?

2Jn_1:7-11

Jud_1:5-11

My conclusion, Romans 6-9 tells me, yes, you end up practicing what you don't want to practice. Because you don't want to(with your heart and soul), it means you agree with God, and thankfully you have Christ to intercede for your mistakes. But I read that as, you should at least try to know what is wrong and do right by practicing/attempting self control. Not do it just because you want to do it, knowing you're not supposed to do it, then saying its ok because J dog has your back.