<p>In Luke 19, the unfaithful servant's pound was taken away. Is this a metaphor for eternal life being revoked?</p>

In Luke 19, the unfaithful servant's pound was taken away. Is this a metaphor for eternal life being revoked?

301 | Does the Parable of the Pounds Refute Once Saved Always Saved?

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Welcome to Focus on the Bible! Here you’ll find answers to common questions about the Bible, descriptions of what the Christian life should look like, and the best news on earth: that you can have assurance of everlasting life! To find out more about our ministry or please visit our website: https://www.femionline.com

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