I believe that God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit to be the one and only true God that existed in eternity past and will continue to exist in eternity future. I also believe that the Trinity never had a beginning and would never have an ending, as well. I believe in regards to Col. 1:16 that Christ, who is my personal Lord and Saviour, created everything that came into existence. I believe that Christ had literally fulfilled all of the O.T. prophecies in reference to Himself...also, He was the only person that was able to accomplish the fulfillment of these O.T. prophecies. I believe that God the Father did not want anyone to die in his/her sins because He wanted them to have eternal life with Him. Therefore, the Father sent Jesus to the earth in order to take the just punishment of sinners in his/her stead. In so doing He permanently washed away the sins of the sinners of the world when He shed His precious blood for them. Christ physically died for them as his/her substitute when He died for him/her in his/her stead on the cross. In so doing, Jesus voluntarily and willingly gave His own life for sinners in order for him/her to come to God in order for he/she to receive the free gift of salvation (Eph. 2:8-9) in order for each sinner that had accepted Christ as who He actually is and what He had done for them on the cross, and also to accept Christ as his/her personal Lord and Saviour, in order for them to have a permanent eternal life with the Trinity throughout eternity.

I also believe that the rapture would only transpire in the last generation of the church age and I believe that we are now in said time span. I believe, in accordance to what the Bible teaches that all of the living and deceased believers would be raptured at the same time before the seven-year Tribulation transpires. I also believe that is is literally impossible for believers to lose his/her savaltion for any reason, whatsoever. Due to the teaching of Gods'Word, the Bible, all believers are in the hand of the Father and in the hand of Christ, And according to Christ absolutely no one can snatch the believers out of the hands of the Father and out of the hand of Christ. No doubt, the believers themselves cannot snatch themselves of the hands of the Father and Christ, as well. Even Christ stated, that He would never leave or forsake believers, paraphrastic speaking. Also, when believers are saved and when the Holy Spirit enters his/her bodies (salvation and the baptism of the Holy Spirit happens simultaneously) that the Holy Spirit seals the believers. According to Christ, the Holy Spirit, will not leave the believers, thereore, the Holy Spirit will always be with the believers. This of course is a promise and of course it proves that the believers are permanently saved forever throughout eternity. Therefore, I believe in what the Bible literally teaches that all believers will have eternal salvation, which means that we believers.will be with God forever. Praise and thank God that He wiould never go back on His Word by breaking His own promise in reference to the free gift of salvation in regards to His own children. By being a good Father, He will always keep us in His Family, no matter what. Therefore, since God is unchanging, He would never change His mind in reference to the salvation that He had permanently given to His precious children. God is love and because He loves His own children, He would do anything to keep us secure in His bosom and in His loving hands. Priase God!!!  

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