It is clear that the author believes the salvation of sinners is merely a possibility, that which may or may not take place, dependant upon the will of man. According to him, God has put forth a tremendous effort to make salvation available. In the end, however, there will be many who could have been saved but weren’t, and therefore, to use his words, "many seats will be left empty which may have been filled."

When the Bible speaks of salvation, it does so with certainty. The deliverance of sinners from the wrath to come is not an effort on God’s part that may or may not be successful, depending upon whether the sinner, as the author stated, "decides to get on board the spiritual flight to heaven." What saith the Scriptures? "Thou shalt call His Name Jesus for He shall save His people from their sins" (Matthew 1:21). The Father’s purpose of salvation shall not be frustrated. The Son’s death was not in vain. The Spirit’s call sent forth in omnipotence shall not be ineffectual. Yes, salvation is for the lost and the hell-deserving. I call upon everyone who reads these lines to "Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ" for salvation, but, make no mistake about it, saving faith is a gift of grace given by God to those "ordained to eternal life" (Acts 13:48).