well we are made new creatures. But yes. we still struggle and we must grow..
But we are saved forever. To say we are not is put the onus of salvation on self. and claim you can do what Chrtist could not do
It is sad
Actually yes he did
Repent ya (old english plural form of you) and let every one of you (singular)
even the old english bibles get it right.. That the command to be baptized is sent to individuals. not everyone in the crowd
Lamar
stop being foolish
Having begun in the spirit. now being perfected in the flesh (works)
Gal 3 O foolish Galatians! Who has bewitched you that you should not obey the truth, before whose eyes Jesus Christ was clearly portrayed among you as crucified? 2 This only I want to learn from you...
I admire you commitment to a self righteous salvation.
Good luck with that.
does this make you a modern day pharisee?
(by the way, I proved my point. and you laughed.. that in my view, is prety stupid..
actually I think it is quite simple
1. When are we saved eternally, at what point, and at what happened.
2. When did these works take place. before or after this point
lol..
Thinking you will outsmart God is even worse.
We are saved by grace, through faith period
Not by works of righteousness whcih we have done (such as water baptism) but by his mercy, he saved us.
I mean you want to try to save yourself. feel free.. But you will not be happy in the end.
Here let me help you Notice your greek english there does no give the word info. A better one would be the one like I show here from Bible hub. Notice, I have highlighted the words and the form of the word (2p = 2nd person plural, 3 s = 3rd person singular)
so this shows I am right.. repent is...
Actually I just interpret the word correctly. and do not follow an english translation
I doubt he has a "Greek translation" that supports such nonsense.
Well even if I did. It would not change what it says, and of course. the bible does not contradict itself either. so I would question...
Um no it does not. Its impossible.
Repent is second person plural and resolves with gift of the spirit, which is also second person.
be baptized is third person singular. which means it has nothing to do with the gift of the holy spirit (they do nto match case)
I am not using a translation. I...
Um nope. In the greek it does not say this. The Holy spirit refers to repentance only
I am not the one dancing, I am keeping the gospel consistent with the gospel of repentance for remission of sin
Your adding a work, hey good luck with that.. Read what Jesus said to those who cast out demons...