Author Archives: Jay F Guin

Now, notice that the first four Steps in the Five-Step Plan of Salvation are all found in “faith.” But not all of faith is found in the Plan of Salvation. In particular, the Plan omits trust in God’s promises given … Continue reading →

Repentance Let’s turn back to Rom 10, the home of many Plan of Salvation proof texts, and take a fresh look – (Rom 10:9-17 ESV) 9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in … Continue reading →

Metonymy It’s been argued in the comments that Phil’s statement that we are saved by “faith in the plan” is mere metonymy (referring to something or someone by something intimately associated with it) for “faith in Jesus.” And, indeed, Phil … Continue reading →

On the understandability of the scriptures K. Rex Butts writes, What makes one so sure they understand correctly everything that scripture teaches as necessary? What if they are wrong? And if they are, how will they ever be saved since … Continue reading →

Introduction I’m still trying to catch up on email, rest up, and such like. I thought I’d try to post some additional material on the “The Man or the Plan” series of posts before I disappear into the Great Smokey … Continue reading →