And how did Jesus pay for for mankind? With what? With his blood, right? The Bible
says in Acts 20 verse 28, to feed the Church of God which he hath purchased
with his own blood. So the way he paid for our salvation is by shedding his
blood for us, okay? And in fact look at verse 14 of Ephesians 1, it says, which is
the earnest of our inheritance, referring to the Holy Spirit, until the
redemption of the what? Purchased possession unto the praise of his glory.
So the Bible over and over again, you see this in 1st and 2nd Corinthians, you know
we're bought with the price. The Bible says that we're purchased, we're bought,
right? He's purchased us with his blood, our bodies are not our own,
they have been purchased by God through the blood of Jesus Christ. We see that
over and over again. So according to this, God purchased us with his blood. I
know I'm reiterating that but there's a reason why. He's purchasing us, or he has
purchased us, with his blood. But let me say this, he's purchased everyone else as
well. He's purchased everyone in this world with his blood. No, it's limited to
only a certain segment of the population, and that is the elect. No, he actually has
shed his blood for everyone. No, it's only for the elect. Okay, then let me ask you
this, O Calvinist, are false prophets saved? Well of course not, just look at me.
Are false prophets saved? No, okay, then why does the Bible say this? There are
false prophets also among the brethren, even as there shall be false teachers
among you, who privily shall bring in damnable heresies, even denying the Lord
God that bought them. Oh man, that's King James though. Folks, then say something
to purchase them. Put purchase there if you want, it still says the same thing.
So according to the Bible, false prophets were even bought by God. Why?
Because they didn't start off as false prophets. They started off as regular
human beings who eventually denied Jesus Christ, they rejected Jesus Christ, and
therefore became false prophets, and you see that in 2 Peter chapter number 2.
But the Bible says that the Lord bought them. Well, how does the Lord buy people
with his own blood, which debunks this whole thing that there is limited
atonement of blood. No, the blood was shed for the entire world. He is the
propitiation for our sins and not for ours only, but also for the sins of the
whole world.