Answers to So Called Arminian Verses

Answers to So-called Arminian Verses

But what about John 3:16?

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There are plenty of verses in the Bible that are frequently misunderstood to teach the doctrine of Arminianism, decisional regeneration, works salvation, freewill salvation, etc.

People who believe in works salvation falsely interpret certain verses because they fail to understand a few fundamental scriptural truths, such as the following:

The difference between eternal and temporal salvation.
The usage of universal language such as all men, every man, and the world.
Considering the context (ex: To whom is the verse addressed: believers, or the unregenerate?)

These videos on this page should help you to properly interpret some of the most commonly misunderstood verses pertaining to salvation.

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If you believe in Sovereign Grace, you surely have heard questions or comments like these.

What about John 3:16

The Bible says that Jesus died for the whole world. (1Jo 2:2)

The Bible says “whosover will.” (Rev 22:17)

God is not willing that any should perish. (2Pe 3:9)

God will have all men to be saved. (1Ti 2:4)

This book will show you how these verses, and nearly 150 others which Arminians use, reconcile with (rather than contradict) all the verses in the Bible that teach that God sovereignly saves only His elect whom He hath chosen.