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Salvation is saving one from their sins. You become saved after, not before, nor during, nor halfway through the process, which is culminated by being baptized. Baptism, is an act of obedience which is the result of your belief, faith, and acknowledgement, sorrow, and decision to turn from your...

I'm a conservative for sure and support the other DJT but I dont wear hats

I'm confused again, because the scripture you quoted says exactly the opposite of what you claimed, in plain English. (I think you mean Mark not Matthew) Mk 16:15-16 15And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature. 16He that believeth and is baptized...

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Saved from what is the question you need to address. Whar are we saved from? We are saved from sins we've already committed.

To supplement my response to you just posted which I can't change for some reason, also read the original Greek in the interlinear. It says " the one having believed and having been baptized will be saved"

I'm confused. Yes, shall be saved is future relative to Jesus speaking in real time. Anything Jesus said as the words were coming our of his mouth regarding what people would or should do afterwords would be in the future, i.e.; If someone did it the following day.

Jesus was speaking in real time regarding those in the future who would believe on him and be baptized accordingly, resulting in their salvation.

I truly hope you are, but that occurs by being baptized into him as the scriptures teach: no other way can you contact the cleansing blood of Christ except through baptism. We're baptized into his death and it was at his death his blood was shed (Rom 6) and our baptism simulates it as well so we...

You are what you are whatever that may be.

It's plain as day. That's exactly what the scriptures say. Water baptism IS an essential part of the salvation process; it can only be denied by idiots, those that can't read, or those doing the devil's work, knowingly or unknowingly.

Believe, confess your belief, repent, be baptized.

Per another note and since o couldn't send you a private message, I'll take this opportunity go fo do publicly. Since you're new to Christianity, I strongly suggest you seek the nearest congregation of the church of Christ. They are there in Australia. They WILL help you on all respects...

There are no exceptions. The words are emphatic. Belief + baptism = salvation. That's why it's of the utmost importance to get baptized immediately which is exactly what you see when reading the various accounts of conversions in the bible. Don't be swayed your own logic. The words of the bible...

And scripture doesn't conflict with or contradict other scripture. So, all pertinent scriptures must be considered and the content of all in total. Every scripture individually doesn't tell the whole of the subject matter, but when you tie all scriptures together on any, given topic, such as...

In Jesus own words Mark 16:15-16 15And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature. 16He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved; but he that believeth not shall be damned. Belief + baptism = salvation Belief and baptism are inextricably tied...

You can't pray your way to salvation. Show me one instance in the bible where someone prayed to be saved or were told to pray that may be saved. If you haven't read and studied the book of Acts, the book of conversions, you should do that. You are off on left field at the moment, and if you've...

Then the whole process of salvation, which is quite clear, doesn't apply at all to the "chosen", correct? So, if you were "chosen", you don't have to believe, confess, repent of your sins, and be baptized, right? That makes no sense! And there is only one way you become "in Christ" according to...