Does Hebrews 6:4-6 mean we can lose our salvation? | gotquestions.org

Can we lose our salvation? We’ll explore two interpretations—one suggesting the passage refers to unbelievers exposed to biblical truth but not fully committed to faith in Jesus Christ, and another proposing a hypothetical scenario about true believers and the impossibility of them falling away. We’ll discuss key phrases like “enlightened,” “tasted the heavenly gift,” and “shared in the Holy Spirit,” and what they mean in different contexts. This video is essential for anyone interested in Christian doctrine, the security of eternal salvation, and deeper scripture meanings. Don’t miss this enlightening discussion that reaffirms the everlasting nature of our salvation in Christ. Click play to strengthen your understanding of the Christian faith.

In this video, pastor nelson answers your question: Does Hebrews 6:4-6 mean we can lose our salvation?

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