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There is one translation that does use the word ever, the others never use the word ever, so not so sure about the accuracy of that verse in the NLT.Only a few ever find it. As Jesus tells us.
I agree that would be true during the OT times, as the way was not opened until His death. Few would have ever been told in OT times, but Abraham, David etc..
would know of it but even then it wasn't opened to them.
Rom 3:22 "Even the righteousness of God, through faith in Jesus Christ UNTO ALL and UPON ALL them that believe. For there is no difference."
Does the verse say that the faith of Jesus is unto ALL? YES
When do they receive that? When the lord through His righteousness Gifts it to them.
They then would fall into the class of the believer.
The verse says there is no difference. Between who? The believer who has received faith of the Son, and the one who has not. Why? Because God is going to gift it to
them eventually. And they are all to receive mercy. Rom 11:32 "But every man in his own order............... "There is an order to this resurrection.................." 1 Co 15:23
1 Ti 4:10 For therefore we both labor and suffer reproach, because we trust in the living God, WHO IS THE SAVIOR OF ALL MEN, specially those that believe.
Every translation I see says that God IS the Savior of ALL men, not wants to be but can't because man has to choose Him. So as it says He IS then it must
already be done. That was at the death of Jesus. ANd for the scripture to be true then God will have to gift that faith of the Son to each person and bring them
into the life purchased by Jesus. Thus ALL to be made alive in Christ(the anointing of the Spirit that we will all drink in) 1 Co 15:22
Now look back at Rom 3:22 do they not say the same thing. The righteousness of God through the gifting of faith to believe from the heart is what saves a man
and that is to ALL and upon ALL and there is NO difference. Same as the Savior of ALL men, specially those that believe, because they already have received that faith.