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Jesus is the mono-genese, the only begotten of the Father,

all the rest, thieves and robbers.

But there are thieves and robbers that every gate that is wide,

beckoning and inviting and seducing and controlling and asking you,

come through my gate.

In Luke chapter 13, someone asks Jesus if only a few will be saved.

His answer ruffled some feathers then, and it does so today as well.

Our pluralistic society doesn't like to hear that there's only one way to God,

and they certainly don't like to hear that if they believe differently, they're wrong.

But the Bible is clear, there is only one way, a narrow way.

Here's our C-Sprull preaching from the gospel of Luke chapter 13.

Luke introduces this discourse by telling us that Jesus was continuing his journey to Jerusalem,

but in somewhat of a leisurely pace going through each village and town along the way and

taking the opportunity of preaching the kingdom of God and of healing those who were afflicted

in those areas. But on one occasion we are told that someone comes up to Jesus and asks this

question, Lord, are there few who are saved? Have you ever asked that question?

Did you ever wonder what proportion of fallen humanity in the final analysis would make it

to heaven? Is it the majority of humankind that God saves? Or is it but a remnant?

What's the percentage of your friends and neighbors who will go to heaven?

And what percentage will spend eternity in hell? Have you ever asked that question seriously?

I think that very few people really do think about that in any degree because we live in such a

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