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Read my post #102 above

in fact, there weren't any Christians until Jesus died, ushering in the NT, and one could be baptized into Christ, his death, and become part of the body of Christ which is his church.

You're definitely wrong about baptism not being required for salvation, but regarding your other question pertaining to what phrase to use, i.e.; in the name of. Below is something i recently posted here on another thread that should help to clarify it for you. REPOST In Matthew 28:19 it says...

These guys are delusional hornetguy. Trying to converse with them, and you know who they are, is like trying to converse with a toilet being flushed.

Your comments make no sense. Read the scriptures s l o w l y. No explanation needed by you or anyone for what the scripture clearly says. Mark 1:4 4John did baptize in the wilderness, and preach the baptism of repentance for the remission of sins. Luke 3:3 3And he came into all the country...

Can't reason with unreasonable people. You're wasting your time hornetguy. Fools shall be what they are. God bless

There is no misunderstanding. Baptism IS a requirement for salvation as confirmed by many scriptures in the simplest of language. "Repent and be converted" means to accept the Lord rather than deny him, and be converted. Repentance is one of the steps in the conversion process. This is no...

Just a comment. The falling of the Holy Ghost as it did upon the 11 apostles as promised by the Lord as per Luke 24:49 must not be confused by Peter's words as recorded in Acts 2:38. One, the falling of the Holy Spirit, can be considered the baptism of the Holy Ghost which was if a miraculous...

You're correct, I forgot Barnabas and I also forgot to mention Apollos who Paul addressed as an apostle along with himself in 1 Cor 4:1-9.

Once again 2 distinct questions were asked by the deciples involving 2 distinct events and time frames. But regarding end times (not the great tribulation), I see things starting to take shape that just a few years back seemed impossible. I'm with you regarding the one world government for...

In Matthew 28:19 it says this "19Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost:" In Acts 2:38 it says this "38Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the...

Good. Don't address it. Just keep believing your own nonsensical illogical logic, taking scripture out of context as though it somehow applies to you today. Goodbye 👋

Clarify. The "cloven tongues LIKE as of fire" per Acts 2:3 sat upon each of the apostles. It's happened to them then, for a reason. Does that mean it happens to us now? Is this the baptism of fire John the Baptist spoke of when addressing the Sadducees and Pharisees, or was it the unquenchable...

Read the Matthew 3 account of John the Baptist. The Sadducees and Pharisees were present to which John's comments were made.

You obviously didn't read the John the Baptist texts.

Read the texts re John the Baptist's remarks all the way thru, and to whom his comments were addressed: a generation of vipers, publicans, Sadducees and Pharisees. And don't conflate the issues, the one-time event on the day of Pentecost, "cloven tongues, LIKE as a fire", with John's comments...

There are 2 distinct questions asked by the deciples in Matthew 24. I pertains to the destruction of the temple (70AD) and the other is the end of the age. Jesus comments addressed both events. Don't conflate the two. Also, in the same account of the temple destruction as recorded in parallel...

Once again you're not correct and are taking this out of context. First of all, if you're looking at 1 cor 12:13 "by one Spirit are we all baptized into one body", the KJV is a poor translation. Look at the original Greek interlinear: the word is not "by", but rather is "in", "en". Makes a...

Why did they still need to be baptized?

Cornelius was not a son of God until baptized into Christ, and thereby as we are too, became a son of God by adoption. You must be "in Christ" and Cornelius was nor "in Christ" until baptized into Christ.