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If Jesus died for everyone, is everyone saved?

Last updated on: November 3, 2024 at 3:14 pm   by Andrew Farley

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If Jesus died for everyone, is everyone saved? 2024-04-04T15:17:51-05:00 Andrew Farley

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Quick Answer: If Jesus died for everyone, is everyone saved? Scripture is clear that those who reject the Gospel (unbelievers) are not saved and remain unforgiven and unrighteous in God’s eyes.

Diving Deeper: The idea that the whole world is saved (universal salvation) is popular today, but Scripture does not support it. Below are a few examples from the Bible where we see that a certain group (unbelievers) will perish, be punished, or never experience life with God.

Every one of us is born in Adam, and only by believing in the finished work of Christ are we reborn in Christ. People who reject the Gospel choose to remain in spiritual death. But God is knocking at the door of every heart. He wants everyone to believe, but He will not force His way into everyone’s lives (2 Peter 3:9).

Let’s Make It a Conversation!
1. Have you ever heard the idea that everyone is saved? What were your thoughts when you heard it?
2. How do the passages listed above impact your view?
3. Consider 2 Corinthians 5:19-20. How does it reveal a balanced view of Jesus’ finished work and our response?

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