endure to the end

this passage answer the question of what happens when we turn away from God. I don't think we can say once saved always saved. If a person turn away from God and embraces wickedness and sin, are they really saved. This is the Old Testament , but Jesus didn't come to abolish the law but to fulfill it. It keeps saying you think I am not fair, and I think the repetition is because we do think that . We get anger when God forgives and embraces a "real" sinner a murder , and we think it unjust when a Christian sins who has lived a life of goodness. I am not talking about slipping up and then dying . I don't think God is either. He knows we fall short that is why we ask for forgiveness continually when/if we sin. We can always choose not to sin. But I think there is turning away from righteousness.
The funny thing in all this is we can only judge our own heart. God knows when somebody has turned away from righteousness. Not us. I think that is why He says I am not going to visit sins on the sons for the father. God isn't unfair.

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