Debate: Did Christ really come to save everyone?
Side: No

The verses you have provided don't support your point. Christ came to help all those who are wiling to accept his grace. If you truly believe in him, and remember God can read your heart, then you will inherit the kingdom of God. I'll address this in a more linear process.Actually those verse I provided does support my point because those are verses that Christians use to say Christ came to save everyone of their sins. I believe in Christ but I believe what the Scriptures say and they say that He did not come to save everyone, only Israel.Fantasy vision you say? What makes you think Heaven and Hell are a fantasy? Unless you're a non-believer then I don't understand what would make you believe that.Heaven will be on earth, not in the clouds and Hell is right now. Hell is a condition not a place. When WW3 kicks off and bombs and meteorites begin falling on America The Great (Babylon), that will be hell because it is going to look like a lake of fire especially when that nuclear bomb goes off and ya'll get roasted. Show me Scripture where it says, "Satan will be underground poking at you with a fork and picking at your flesh for eternity" you will not find that in the Bible, why? because it's doctrine that Christians made up to get people to join their religion. When Christianity teaches that all who believe in Christ will be in heaven with God and Christ, not here on earth, people that are finding what sounds good to them will hear that and say, "man I like the way Christianity teaches, I'm going to become a Christian." Christianity is just another false religion that has brainwashed many people into believe their false doctrine. A white man created Christianity so it explains why their are so many lies being taught by "pastors".How did you interpret Christ choice of who to save from this verse?It is not Christ's choice, it's The Most High God's choice. Christ came to fulfill the will of His Father who is in heaven. -John 6:38I don't interpret any Scripture with my thoughts. I interpret Scripture with Scripture. I don't read like Christians do, they just read. I read and look at the key words, find the precepts, and that is how I get understanding of the Bible. Ya'll Christians just read, that's it and ya'll don't even understand what your reading. Ya'll read the Bible like a novel.This verse seems to imply that there was a lot of faithful people who believed and have been accepted. What does this have to do with Christ coming to save everybody or not?Rev 7:9 pertains to both Kingdoms of Israel, Southern and Northern. We have been scattered from one end of the earth to the other end of the earth, we're every where Deuteronomy 28:64. We are in Iraq, China, Italy, Canada, Ireland, etc.... we are in every nation speaking that nations language (tongue). So that is what Rev 7:9 is making reference to. 1 Corinthians 14:33 - for God is not a God of confusion but of peace, as in all the churches of the saints.I don't believe you have provided any evidence to support your stance here. The verse I put above still doesn't support you view besides the notion of God being a peaceful god. I agree with this.You're confused, that's my evidence. If you can't understand why I posted the Scripture I posted, your confused.Are you saying that if Jesus was sent for all nations it would odd to think that he was also sent to the lost sheep of Israel? It former just seems to be a clarification as to where he was sent.Can you clarify your position for me? Your thoughts seem to be scattered.You are very confused. I'm saying Christ would contradict Himself if He told the Canaan women, "I am not sent, but unto the lost sheepe of the house of Israel" then turn around and say, "I am not sent only for Israel but for all nations of all people".