Bible Doctrines

The first letter of the Hebrew Alphabet is (Alef) from right to left. It has not sound, the second is (Bet) as in boy, and with a deggesh which a small dot in the middle would sound as (Vet) and the third would be (Gimel) as in George. Those are the first three to look at, and then continue the rest.

The Doctrine of Soteriology:
1 Timothy 2:4: "God wants everyone to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth.

Notice in the scriptures in 1 Timothy 2:4, the Lord wants "ALL" to be saved. I did not indicate, partial, some or a few, or perhaps anyone that chooses to believe, it gives clear understanding of everyone.
This defines the will of the Lord, however, in Isaiah 55:11. "So shall My words be that goes forth out of My mouth; it shall not return to me void- it will prosper in the things I sent it."

There are those who do not believe, and throughout the Bible and the New Testament of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Is this a problem or a contradiction of Isaiah 55? Has the Lord's will- return to Him void because of disbelief? Or is it because of "free-will?" If man is free, then Lord is not sovereign. People would say that the Lord does not force His will on anyone. However, in my opinion- the Lord does not need anyone's permission.

This is just an example of in-depth understanding of the Doctrine of Soteriology or (Salvation). A systematic teaching throughout the scriptures of mankind's destiny and there are those who destined to be saved and those are not, because it validates of a fabrication of mankind's free will.