As it was you who went down the road of imprisoned spirits, the next step is that you can explain why this is relevant to my question on the terms of our so called salvation.
You said:
I am not the one saying that faith in Jesus is the condition of salvation. We are told that if you have heard the gospel message, yet fail to 'accept Jesus as your saviour,' you are not saved.
And I went down the road to ask what are the implications for the imprisoned spirits?
19 After being made alive,[d] he (Jesus) went and made proclamation to the imprisoned spirits— 20 to those who were disobedient long ago when God waited patiently in the days of Noah while the ark was being built.
Would the imprisoned spirits hear the gospel message? Will they accept Jesus as their saviour? Are they or are they not saved? I asked questions. You have answered them with.
As the story goes, it is so vague that there have been numerous interpretations and no clear answers. and the reasons for their reprieve, Which makes it a silly example in relation to my question on the terms of salvation.....but you insisted. This is all beside the point. The issue being the terms of salvation and their implications. If you can't deal with that, please, don't bother trying.
Where do you want to go from here? Oh I forgot to emphasise that he is Jesus. I shall do that again.
