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Eternal Security 1 - John 10.27-29
8:54
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Eternal Security 2 - Philippians 1:6
11:17
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Eternal Security 3 - 1 Thessalonians 5:23-24
10:19
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Eternal Security 4 - Ephesians 1:13-14
18:42
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Eternal Security 5 - John 3.16 & 36
8:39
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Eternal Security 6 - John 5:24
6:38
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Eternal Security 7 - Romans 8:31-39
11:32
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Eternal Security 8 - Colossians 3:3
9:09
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Eternal Security 9 - the "much more"s of Romans 5
18:23
Eternal Security 10 - the double negative in John 10:28
10:39
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Eternal Security 11 - 1 Peter 5:10-11
3:53
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Eternal Security 12 - 1 John 5:4-5
13:05
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Eternal Security 13 - Matthew 28:20
4:40
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Eternal Security 14 - Hebrews 13:5
6:42
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Eternal Security 15 - Hebrews 12:2
6:00
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Eternal Security 16 - 1 John 5:20
5:03
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Eternal Security 17 - John 6:37-40
7:24
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Eternal Security 18 - John 4:14
4:52
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Eternal Security 19 - Colossians 2:13
6:35
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Eternal Security 20 - John 6:35
9:22
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Eternal Security 21 - 1 John 1.9
10:10
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Eternal Security 22 - 1 Peter 1:3-5
9:43
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Eternal Security 23 - Psalm 139:7-12
4:42
24
Eternal Security 24 - Romans 8:31-39
6:58
25
Eternal Security 25 - Hebrews 10:39
13:29
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Eternal Security 26 - John 10.9
6:22
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Eternal Security 27 - Deuteronomy 32.39
18:16
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Eternal Security 28 - Psalm 37:28
5:56
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Eternal Security 29 - 1 Corinthians 1:7-9
6:57
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Eternal Security 30 - Psalm 23:6
2:19
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Eternal Security 31 - 2 Thessalonians 3:3
2:54
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Eternal Security 32 - 2 Timothy 4:18
5:57
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Eternal Security 33 - 2 Timothy 2.12-13
14:44
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Eternal Security 34 - 1 John 5:10-13
13:37
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Eternal Security 35 - Matt 16.25-26, Mk 8:35-36, Lk 9:24-25, 17:33
15:35

Eternal Security 10 - the double negative in John 10:28

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We return to John 10:28 and dig deeper into the Greek and why the word "never" appears. What does it mean?

The Greek for "never perish" is actually "ου μη απολωνται εις τον αιωνα" and can be literally translated as "no not perish unto the forever". The "ου μη" double negative is a very strong negative in Greek and the strongest negative in Greek is when it is connected with an aorist subjunctive (the "απολωνται" in this case), and it becomes NEVER because the emphatic negation is followed by "unto the forever".

If you are His sheep, it is impossible for you to perish. So how do you become a sheep of Jesus Christ?

The gospel of John told us in the first chapter. John 1:12 KJV  But as many as received him, to them gave he the right to become the sons of God, to them that believe on his name:

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