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Questions

God’s Name as Savior

1. If Jesus’ name is Savior of the World does it make sense that most of the world will co-exist with Him throughout eternity desperately in need of His salvation without receiving it?

2. If Jesus’ name means savior and we are “being conformed into His image”, wouldn’t that mean that our sanctification will bring about more compassion, love and mercy? Would we not reflect more and more the heart of our Rescuer and Redeemer? What might He be preparing us for? Why are we being made like Christ if there is nothing to save or redeem in the next age?

3. As we become more merciful, gracious, and forgiving as we mature in Christ what does that imply if we are told we are going to “judge nations”? Are we growing in mercy and forgiveness in order to help God condemn the rest of the world to a merciless hell forever in the next age?

4. Why is being a “savior” not the Church’s general reputation in the world?

5. Is Jesus Christ the potential Savior of the World or the actual Savior of the World?

6. Did God lose the vast majority of the human race?

7. Was the first Adam more powerful than the last Adam?

8. Did Adam’s fall bring down more people than the cross of Jesus Christ could save?