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The Five Foolish Virgins – Saved or Lost?

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The Five Foolish Virgins - Saved or Lost?
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Extended Q&A Session Are the Five Foolish Virgins in Matthew 25 saved or lost? In this extended Bible Q&A, Lee Brainard takes a detailed look at Matthew 25:1–13 and explains why the five foolish virgins represent people who profess faith but have never been born again. Lee examines the meaning of “I know you not,” the significance of the oil, and how Matthew 7, Matthew 22, Matthew 25, 2 Peter 2, and other passages help us understand the difference between genuine salvation and religious profession. The Q&A also covers backsliding vs. apostasy, Hebrews 10:39 and “drawing back,” the Judgment Seat of Christ, the Rapture, Revelation 3, salvation by faith, household salvation in Acts 16, the angels, the Tribulation, and much more. If you have questions about salvation, eternal security, the Rapture, Bible prophecy, or difficult passages concerning believers and unbelievers, this livestream offers an in-depth biblical discussion. 📖 Key passages: Matthew 25:1–13 • Matthew 7:21–23 • Matthew 22:11–14 • 2 Peter 2:20–22 • Hebrews 10:39 • Revelation 3:20–22 • Acts 16:31 Subscribe to Soothkeep Ministries for more Bible teaching, prophecy, Q&A, and encouragement to keep looking for the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ. #FiveFoolishVirgins #Matthew25 #Salvation #BornAgain #EternalSecurity #BibleQandA #Rapture #BibleProphecy #LeeBrainard #SoothkeepMinistries

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