Primeramente we must know the term of the perseverance and it is not any more than the witness, firmness or persistence that a person has to achieve a certain activity. These persons are not conquered up to achieving his planned aims. As for the meaning of the perseverance and GOD'S word, one says to the faith that they have to the God's word and a firm faith with hopes. For your part the Christians must be firm that finally they are except those who persevere and continue believing in the gospel.
In this respect, the concept of the perseverance regarding the salvation, there are Biblical exhortations to persevere in the Christian life. In his pastoral epistles to Timoteo, the apostle Paul him remembers to the young person shepherd the following thing: " Have care of you same and of the doctrine; he persists in it, so doing this, you you will save to you itself and those that they you will hear " (1 Timoteo 4:16).
In turn, the perseverance represents "tests", because those who resist, will be bless you and they will receive the " crown of the life " that God has promised (Santiago 1:12).
It is necessary to emphasize that the real believers who never desist to the God's word be be eternally sure of his salvation. The faith and the perseverance must be kept in the moments of affliction, disease, in the pursuit and in other tests that they face in the life.
bendecido because this one will be saved and have eternal life for the centuries of the centuries. This wants to say, that the eternal life is the most valued prize that God can give to his real believers. The real believers are those that in spite of the impeded ones who appear day after day have faith in God that everything is a passenger nothing is forever and they think that GOD will bless them
The public inspectors will persevere, being guarded by the power of the Holy Spirit, which is the guarantee of our salvation and which will support us " sign until the end ", persevering, and that way we are going to be " irreproachable in the day of our Gentleman Jesus Christ " (1 Corinthians 1:8).
