This is actually true but you are wrong to think it is water baptism. It is the only baptism that saves meaning it is the Holy Spirit baptism not water.
Mutually exclusive concepts.
A straw man argument. Even the worst sinner will do a good deed on occasion. What about the man who does good deeds but denies the efficacy of the blood of Christ and the grace of God? Can one be saved if they have their own gospel?
For the cause of Christ
Roger
Mutually exclusive concepts.
A straw man argument. Even the worst sinner will do a good deed on occasion. What about the man who does good deeds but denies the efficacy of the blood of Christ and the grace of God? Can one be saved if they have their own gospel?
For the cause of Christ
Roger
Mt 28:19,20; Mk 16:15,16; Jn 3:5; Acts 2;38; ROo 6:3-5; Gal 3:27 etc are all water baptism. The bible does not promise anyone today baptism with the Holy Spirit. For that idea is made up by those that are trying to find a way to get around the necessity of water baptism.
1) No one who is unforgiven can be saved
2) Water baptism is where God remits/forgives sins
3) Therefore no water baptism = no forgiveness of sins.