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What is the difference between being born again and salvation?

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guest24:
I see salvation as a change in relationship from enemy of God to child of God.  Because of this belief I see salvation as a process.  A process that begins with being born (belief of the heart) and we could add an element here of taking our first breath (faith) and the journey that leads us to our inheritance if we persevere and obey and grow. (which are part of our new status)



Others here, seem to want to fight about the difference elements of this changed relationship...so what do you think the difference is between being born again and salvation?

guest58:
Agreed:


Salvation in full is the complete process of creating HIS people as holy from their election to their full sanctification. Rebirth is the start of the earthly portion whereby an elect sinner's free will is restored and their training in righteousness can begin. It ends with their being heaven ready and free of the liability of being pulled up with the judgment of the tares.

guest8:

--- Quote from: Ted T. on December 09, 2019, 01:32:51 pm ---Agreed:


Salvation in full is the complete process of creating HIS people as holy from their election to their full sanctification. Rebirth is the start of the earthly portion whereby an elect sinner's free will is restored and their training in righteousness can begin. It ends with their being heaven ready and free of the liability of being pulled up with the judgment of the tares.

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Well......Salvation by defintion is " deliverance from the power and effects of sin"

Rebirth is regeneration of the Heart and Mind where Jesus places His laws into them........


From that, I will let you two FREE-WILL(ers) hash it out..

Blade

guest24:
I disagree with your definitions but that might be the core difference in free will and election doctrine...or at least one of the biggies

guest8:

--- Quote from: Lori Bolinger on December 10, 2019, 10:59:54 am ---I disagree with your definitions but that might be the core difference in free will and election doctrine...or at least one of the biggies

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those definitions did not have anything to do with Free-WIll.....which by the way means....."a person's own choice or decision "   
Blade   

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