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What does Jude 4 mean by men 'foreordained to this condemnation'?

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Jude, about the 4th chap—4th verse of Jude, said, “Men of old, foreordained to this condemnation, that turned the grace of our Lord into lasciviousness.” Correctly. Foreordained of old to this condemnation, God foreordained it to them; like Pharaoh, Judas Iscariot, and many of them. Don’t tramp on God’s property. If God’s give you a tug at your heart’s door, be the most thankful person there is in this building tonight, to know that God’s give you the privilege to come into His Kingdom, and knocked at your heart’s door, and sought you out. You might be one of them out there, that’s on the outside of the Kingdom tonight. And there this man with all of his scholarships, Brother Bosworth, come, said, “Looky here, Brother Branham, what’s in the paper.” I said…Said, “This guy has challenged you. He’s done every…” I said, “That doesn’t mean a thing, Brother Bosworth.” Well, the next day, here it come again, another big one. I said, “It showed what I was made out of, that I was afraid to face the truth, and face facts in God’s Bible. For that’s the way with this bunch of holy-rollers.”

Experiences, 1952-07-25, Zion, IL, §16

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Experiences, 1952-07-25, Zion, IL, §16

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Title:
Experiences
Date:
July 25, 1952
Location:
Zion, IL
Paragraph:
§16

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