Reply to ""Once Saved, Always Saved" -- Really?"

gbrkOld Faithful

Originally Posted by INVICTUS:

Originally Posted by NunyoBidness:

NB,,,,Out of the three Gospels you mentioned, I believe I would go with

John. He being the only apostle at the cross.

Note that the Apostle John provides the most defined description of the event by including more specifically who was there and who said what as well as indicating why the drink was offered. The drink was offered due to Christ indicating he was thirsty. Matthew and Mark did not indicate the reason the drink was offered.

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