Yes — Les Feldick teaches that the work of the cross is sufficient for everyone, though it must be received by faith.
Les says the cross already accomplished the pardon of every human being, and the door to salvation is on ground level in front of everyone. The only thing that keeps any individual from receiving it is unbelief, not a lack of sufficiency in the cross. He insists that any attempt to add works to the finished work actually cancels it.
John 10:9 — Jesus calls Himself the door, showing the way into salvation is open to any man who enters.
Romans 5:18 — Paul contrasts Adam's condemnation with the free gift that comes through Christ's righteousness, showing the cross's provision reaches all men.
1 Corinthians 1:18 — The preaching of the cross is the power of God to those who are saved, not a human attainment.
The Scripture passages that Les Feldick uses show a finished and universally available work. In Romans 5:18, Paul writes that 'as by the offence of one judgment came upon all men to condemnation; even so by the righteousness of one the free gift came upon all men unto justification of life.' Jesus also presents Himself as the door in John 10:9: 'I am the door: by me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and shall go in and out, and find pasture.' This language is broad — 'all men' and 'any man' — pointing to a provision that is not limited by human merit. At the same time, Scripture shows that the work is complete but must be received. Paul calls the preaching of the cross 'the power of God' to those who are saved (1 Corinthians 1:18), and Jesus declared from the cross, 'It is finished' (John 19:30). Romans 3:26 also describes God as 'just, and the justifier of him which believeth in Jesus.' Nothing in these verses suggests a partial or insufficient work; they present a finished offering that stands before every person.
Les Feldick repeatedly teaches that the work of the cross is sufficient for everyone. He says that Christ paid the sin debt and suffered our punishment, and He has 'opened the windows of heaven' — but the salvation must be received by believing the finished work (Clip 1). He stresses that salvation is 'by nothing man can do' and that the whole price was paid, so God can be just in justifying those who believe (Clip 2). He uses the sheepfold door in John 10 to make the same point: the door is on ground level and in front of every human being, so no one has to climb, cross a river, or buy a ticket (Clips 3 and 6). Les goes even further and says that every human being who has ever lived has already been pardoned by virtue of the work of the cross. The pardon is accomplished; the only reason someone does not receive it is a refusal to appropriate it by faith (Clip 7). He makes clear that all sins are canceled for those who rest by faith in the finished work (Clip 4), and he warns that adding circumcision, baptism, church membership, or any fleshly work to salvation cancels the work of the cross, because Christ did not leave anything unfinished (Clip 5).
Les teaches that every human being that has ever lived has already been pardoned by virtue of the work of the cross. The pardon is accomplished, but the only reason anyone does not receive it is because they will not appropriate it by faith. At the great white throne, good people will be condemned not for their sins but for unbelief — they could not believe what God said about the cross (Clip 7).
Les explains that salvation must be an exercise of the sovereign power of Almighty God. All man has is physical strength, but only God can bring about the salvation of the spiritual. Man cannot work for his salvation, and the cross is the way God laid the free gift in front of every human being (Clips 1, 3).
Les warns that adding anything to the work of the cross — whether it is circumcision, church membership, baptism, or any fleshly act — cancels the work of the cross. Christ said 'It is finished,' and everything needed was accomplished on the cross. Depending on any human work for salvation leaves a person 'lost as lost can be' (Clip 5).
Les uses John 10 to picture the sheepfold. The door is not on a cliff or across a raging river; it is on ground level. It stands in front of every human being, and the only requirement is to believe it and enter in (Clips 3, 6).
Why Israel Failed to Enter the Promised Land (Exodus 23 & Deut 1)
since He brought the divine shed blood from His own crucifixion, having obtained eternal redemption for us. Now you see why a study of the tabernacle then is so appropriate, and a lot of people just think, oh, don't touch that, that's so old and dusty and there's just nothing in it for us. Hey, it's got everything in it for us, and we're going to be pointing that out.
Salvation Requires God's Sovereign Power
Les teaches that the cross paid sin's debt and opened heaven to those who believe, but salvation cannot be produced by human effort because it takes God's power.
The Cross Paid the Total Price
Les explains that salvation is entirely accomplished by Christ's finished work; God is just to justify those who believe because the full penalty for sin has been paid.
The Sheepfold Door Is at Ground Level
Les says the door to salvation is not on a cliff or across an ocean; it is on ground level and attainable to anyone, so salvation stands right in front of every person.
The Free Gift Cancels All Sins
Les teaches that every offense is canceled and paid for by the cross, so believers rest by faith in the finished work rather than trying to merit salvation.
Adding Works Cancels the Cross
Les warns that any attempt to fulfill or complete salvation through circumcision, baptism, church membership, or any fleshly act cancels the cross; Christ's 'It is finished' covers everything.
The Way In Is Simple and Available to All
Les repeats that the door to salvation is at ground level, in front of every human being; nothing has to be climbed, crossed, or purchased — only believed.
Every Human Being Is Pardoned but Must Believe
Les teaches that the whole human race has already been pardoned by the cross, yet that pardon is received only by faith; unbelief is what keeps people from receiving it.
John 10:9: I am the door: by me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and shall go in and out, and find pasture.
Jesus is the door of the sheepfold; entrance is open to anyone who enters by Him.
Romans 5:18: Therefore as by the offence of one judgment came upon all men to condemnation; even so by the righteousness of one the free gift came upon all men unto justification of life.
The same universality as Adam's condemnation is matched by Christ's free gift to all men.
1 Corinthians 1:18: For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but unto us which are saved it is the power of God.
The preaching of the cross is God's power to those who are saved, not a human attainment.
John 19:30: When Jesus therefore had received the vinegar, he said, It is finished: and he bowed his head, and gave up the ghost.
Christ's declaration marks the completion of the work needed for redemption.
Romans 3:26: To declare, I say, at this time his righteousness: that he might be just, and the justifier of him which believeth in Jesus.
God is just to justify the believer because the sin debt has been fully paid by Christ.
No. Les says the door to the sheepfold is at ground level, in front of every human being. The cross has already pardoned the whole human race, so the provision is available to everyone (Clips 3, 6, 7).
No. Les teaches that although the pardon is accomplished, it must be appropriated by faith. Unbelief is the reason millions stand at the great white throne and miss the salvation God provided (Clip 7).
No. Any attempt to add circumcision, baptism, church membership, or anything else as part of salvation cancels the work of the cross. Christ finished the work completely (Clip 5).
No. Salvation is a free gift that comes through the finished work of the cross. All man has is physical strength, and only God can bring about spiritual salvation, so salvation is received by faith, not earned (Clips 1, 4).
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