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Your the one adding the terms ' Fully ' and " as a whole " . For effect . Nice try .

Yes its written to believers. Who need to know how to reach and teach others as to what happened/ happens to a person when they believe..Eph 1.13 .

Where did I use the term " as a whole " ?

I think I can probably let this thread stand now , as it proves my point .

What Peter said in Acts 2.38 is not commanded in any epistles.

Its probably the sarcasm.

Every believer that has ' Greekitus ' is unwittingly doing this . " Oh you see ,that translation really is a bad one , I prefer this one over here ,and then this one over here should really say ... because in the greek it says ... oh and that verse shouldn't be in there ... and the ending of...

This is just straight out of the ' Greek Game , bible correctors, hand book ' . " Yes , most translations say .... , but in the greek , and I know the greek ,you see and what you mere mortals don't know is that I have the real ,authentic meaning, the deep ,rich meaning that I know and you don't...

Proselytes ( Jews )

So you think Romans 6 refers to water ?

Between your self and Wansvic your both demonstrating my points and the Op beautifully. Your both commiting the exact error I explained in the Op .

Acts 8 . Could you explain this please. This also doesn't jive with your rigid ' God must always do everything precisely in the same way every time ' Theology . 4¶Now when the apostles which were at Jerusalem heard that Samaria had received the word of God, they sent unto them Peter and John...

The whole Peter and " do you love me " is another example of Greekitus .

Your supporting the idea that we can't trust the bible .

There's no water mentioned in the book of Romans.

Do you do this with other verses ?

What your asking is essentially, do I know more than those that translated on the Kjv . I do not . But your arguing with pretty much all English translations on Acts 2.38 .

Which English Translation do you read Acts 2.38 the way you believe? Do you only read the Greek ? If so which Greek?

Peter is addressing Israel . He has no gentile in mind ( Acts 11.19 ) It takes the Cornelius account for Peter to realise that also Gentiles were now granted repentance. So when Peter says ' for as many as the Lord our God shall call." He means Jews .

Acts 11 .19