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Exam Day

 


Am I saved or condemned? Judge for yourself.


Have I repented, forsaken sin, and accepted Jesus the Christ?


Have I been immersed and baptized according to the Bible? Mark 16:16.


Have I been born of the Holy Spirit? John 3:5.


Have I partaken of Holy Communion worthily to have life? John 6:53.


Have I walked as Jesus walked, so that He may abide in me? 1 John 2:6.


Do I have the Spirit of Christ? I must have it; if not, I am not His. Romans 8:9.


Have I come out from among them, the unbelievers, so that God may receive me? 2 Corinthians 6:17.


Have I left all material things to become His disciple? Luke 14:33. 


Have I sold everything and given to the poor to be perfect? Mt. 19:21.


Do I have any vows I haven't paid? There will be sin in me. Deut. 23:21.


Have I kept every commandment of God, or am I guilty of all of them? James 2:10.


Am I occupied with earthly things that are hostile to the cross of Christ, and my end is destruction? Phil. 3:18.


Have I served God alone (Mt. 4:10) or am I a servant of men? 1 Cor. 7:23; Jn. 12:26.


Have I forsaken sin? Have I stopped transgressing God's law so as to cease being a child of the devil? 1 Jn. 3:8.


Do I have faith? Hebrews 11:1. The faith of Jesus? Rev. 14:12. The righteous live by faith. Hebrews 10:38


Have I been purified and sanctified for the teacher's use? 2 Tim. 2:21


Have I gained the victory by bearing the fruit of the Spirit? Gal. 5:22


Have I overcome? He who is born of God overcomes the world. 1 John 5:4


Have I crucified the flesh with its affections and lusts? Gal. 5:24


Have I done God's will to receive the promise? Hebrews 10:36


Do I have the inner consecration to participate in His holiness? Hebrews 12:10


Do I have any spots or wrinkles? If so, I am not in the Church of Eph. 5:27.


If you fail this test, you are failing to meet some of the necessary conditions for salvation. Take your Bible and study the references cited above. 


We are either children of God or children of the devil.

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