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Salvation Is Through Christ Alone

(Rom. 14:11-12) “For it is written, As I live, saith the Lord, every knee shall bow to me, and every tongue shall confess to God. So then every one of us shall give account of himself to God.” One day all men will stand in judgment before God, but there will be a special “great white throne judgment” (Rev. 20:11-15) set aside for the unsaved where God himself will explain to the unsaved that salvation apart from trusting in Jesus Christ is impossible. Different types of arguments and excuses will be given there: 1) Arguments by the Heathen Man . He believes that because he has never heard of Jesus he has an excuse, but God will show him that he once had the truth but rejected it. For all men came off  Noah’s Ark, unfortunately those that forsook God damned the next generations to follow by replacing God with the idols and the lies of men. So, no matter where man is found on earth he is guilty of rejecting God’s way of salvation for his own. That’s why Missions is so important today, for we must take Jesus to the world. 2) Moral Man. He thinks he can get to heaven by being morally good.  He compares himself and his works to others thinking that because he is better than most, he is ok, but he doesn’t understand that one day his morality will be compared to Jesus Christ and not man. He therefore falls short of God’s morality. 3) Religious Man. He’s trusting in religion, the Law, and his religious works to save him, but unfortunately again though he may be sincere in his religious practices, unless he is born again his religion is useless. No man can escape Hell without Jesus Christ.
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