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The answer to what the unpardinable sin is can be found in Mark 3:30. The Jews claimed Jesus was in essence in league with the devil and had an unclean spirit thereby. Can this be done today? Can you be guilt of the same thing today? Does sin have an expiration date? Also, see the warning to...

It's easy to know. If you've followed the plan of salvation, that's how. The process of being saved according to scripture is 1. Belief and faith 2. Confession of your belief per Rom 10:8 as did the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8 3. Repentance per Acts 2:38 4. Immersion in water, baptism, as the...

The miraculous manifestation of the gifts as listed in 1 Cor 12:8-10 which included tongues, have either ceased of vanished away according to 1 Cor 13:8. All the gifts listed are no longer needed now as they were in the early church. Tongues were earthly tongues and were for a sign to...

You do realize that the gift of the Holy Ghost happens consistent with baptism into Christ, right? Read Acts 2:38. 38Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. And...

Matthew 16 analysis - Peter being the first so-called pope and provided with the keys of the kingdom MATTHEW 16:15-19 - Catholics erroneously use these verses, and primarily verse 19, as rationale and justification for claiming Peter was established thereby as the first pope. However, when you...

It's not null and void and us a requirement and necessary element of salvation, no different than belief or faith, or confession, or repentance. All are required including baptism. That's what the totality of the scriptures say.

You are 100% correct ! Baptism is a requirement and essential to salvation and not a symbol.

Yes, if you cherrypick scripture and only use 1 or a few and disregard the others thst say something different or more. Scripture must be read cumulatively by considering all related scriptures pertaining to the subject at hand, otherwise, scripture would appear to conflict with itself which is...

1st is says "have sinned" inferring as I've stated that since must be committed. The passage clearly infers action. Also, see below scripture, and if children are somehow born sinners, which us nor possible, what about the Lord? He was an infant at one time, born into this world as are other...

That's true other than Paul, but does that mean they weren't? Should you build belief and stake your soul on maybe, speculation, or unknowns, or should you rely on what's written?

Baptism is a command and everything done on the flesh requires a work of some sort, but it's not a work of the flesh as condemned as in Galatians nor a work of the law. Too many scriptures to ignor that say it's required. Keep I'm mind also that you're baptized into Christ, baptized into his...

Children are in no need of baptism since they have not sinned which must be committed. Nor can they believe, confess their belief, repent ( not capable nor have they any sin to repent of).

He couldn't have been baptized into Christ, maybe John's baptism, but that's notvtge one that counts. You must be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ and that couldn't happen until he had died si you could be baptized into his death as other scriptures say.

The thief on the cross misconceptions I continually encounter people trying to justify that baptism is not an absolute necessity for one's salvation by use (erroneously) of the thief on the cross as justification, as he was not baptized but yet saved by the Lord, which is true! BUT, the error...

You either believe or you don't. No such distinction or differentiation in the bible.

Since no one is without sin, Jesus is the only way by belief and faith, confession of belief, repentance, and baptism. That's the scriptural formula for salvation and the only way to heaven.

Christianity is not, nor should be divided. Division is condemned in the bible, but unfortunately, it is, with many false doctrines propagated as a result thereof.