Sam Shamoun Explains the SCARIEST Bible Passage (Matthew 7:21–23)

Yes. >> Uh so uh Matthew 7 specifically Matthew 7:21-23 as you know Sam uh sometime especially Muslims weighs the uh uh basically the objection and say see you Christians say your salvation is secure but look what Jesus says about those who call him Lord Lord. That's one of the arguments of course and others will say well how can

these people be unsaved and yet perform miracles and so on and so forth. So, I know you did a reputation today. Why don't you just go ahead and talk about this passage and and see if we can educate some uh of our followers on how to interact with a topic like this. >> Yes. Now, you came from a different

angle. I was addressing a Muslim saying that Jesus is condemning people worshiping him as Lord Asher, butchering what Jesus meant. But let me answer your two questions. First, go to Matthew 7 21-23. And brother, read it slowly so we can answer your two questions. They're excellent questions and this will help people understand by the grace of the

Lord Jesus Christ what a true Christian is. >> All right. So Matthew 7 and we're going to read 21-23. So in 21 it says not everyone who says to me Lord Lord will enter the kingdom of heaven but the one who does the will of my father who is in heaven. On that day many will say to me,

Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name and cast out demons in your name and do many mighty works in your name? And then will I declare to them, I never knew you. Depart from me, you workers of lawlessness. >> Now, let me explain the implication of our Lord's words, the Lord Jesus's words

here. Now notice number one, if you are true Christians and you truly confess Jesus as Lord, then you won't pay lip service, but you will do the will of his father. So here Jesus is affirming God is his father. He is our Lord. But when you say Lord, you are affirming ownership over your life. Meaning Jesus