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Originally Posted by Steve Epley
His yoke is easy what is difficult about washing the saint's feet or taking the Lord's Supper? I have no doubt some will be in the Rapture who have done neither because the opportunity was not afforded them. But a saved person cannot reject and neglect the commandments of the Lord and meet Him in peace. I have "liberty" to obey Him nothing hard or difficult about that whatsoever.
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So, we can agree to conceed that there are exceptions to the requirement of salvation? One who does not have the opportunity to partake in foot washing can be saved, even though, as you say, they are commanded by the Lord to do so? Then, by that reasoning, those who have never had the opportunity to be baptized in Jesus' Name can be saved as well? What about the multitudes in foreign lands who have never heard about Jesus Christ, they will be saved because they hadn't heard the Gospel? Or have never recieved the revelation of the Oneness of the Godhead? Seems the rigid and unchangeable Plan of Salvation may not be so regid after all.
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