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    Loss of salvation???

    It's a simple question, only six words long. Are you not aware of the difference? How does this even remotely address the question? Firsthand knowledge from God??? When did this happen? How would you describe the experience? Was the experience physical or metaphysical? I thought the "proof"...
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    Loss of salvation???

    Correct and thank you for answering such a simple question of grammar. The they/them are those who are His sheep. The pronouns are not directed at individual persons but a group. This is the error of OSAS, they see the pronouns applying to them personally. As does all heretical groups. Now...
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    Loss of salvation???

    Stop with the pretense and just answer the question. I suspect your answer would be feelings.
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    Loss of salvation???

    If I was forced to pick, maybe esoteric knowledge. But you would have to really trust the source. What would you pick? Or do you have another option?
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    Loss of salvation???

    The question is not "why", the question is "how". Are you really reading the question? Seriously, be honest.
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    Loss of salvation???

    How can we know that we are saved? Feelings? Presumption? Esoteric Knowledge? Church Proclamation? How can we know our fate?
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    Loss of salvation???

    I have read much of this back and forward and understand your frustration. Your efforts are not in vain nor without reward.
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    Loss of salvation???

    It seems his question went over your head. The question is how do you know the pronouns apply to you personally? You simply replied with the same two pronouns, "those" and "who". I will make it easy for you. How does someone know (beyond the shadow of a doubt) that they are at the same...
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    Loss of salvation???

    Regardless of what a person thinks or believes about themselves, there are only Christians and non-Christians. Our perception of our standing with God should be one of humbleness. I realize this is not a popular view but no one knows their own heart, much less the hearts of others. Terms...
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    Loss of salvation???

    And Judas did it once. What's your point?
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    Loss of salvation???

    In other words, the verses does not mean what it says. Thanks for "rightly harmonizing" these verses for us.
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    Loss of salvation???

    You are simply avoiding a fair question. Very sincere people have had a change of heart. Have you ever sincerely believed something and now reject it? Was Saul/Paul not a sincere Pharisee among Pharisees.
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    Acts 2:38 Comparison: Evangelical vs. Oneness / Baptismal-Regeneration View

    You are most certainly making an assertion. You may not realize this because you do not understand the meaning of the word. You are asserting that something that was happening 2000 years has not stopped and is currently happening today. You present no explanation of why there is no prima...
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    Acts 2:38 Comparison: Evangelical vs. Oneness / Baptismal-Regeneration View

    The issue of if the physical supernatural manifestations of the Holy Spirit are still active today as it was in the New Testament is not proven by scripture. It is proven by the same means as it was in the Bible, by direct observation. If you were honest you would at least admit this.
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    Acts 2:38 Comparison: Evangelical vs. Oneness / Baptismal-Regeneration View

    You are fooling no one. Changing the question is a sign of your unwillingness to face the obvious. I did not ask if experience validates God's word. And you know it. I asked does experience validate your assertions or the assertions of other groups such as the Mormons? You are...
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    Acts 2:38 Comparison: Evangelical vs. Oneness / Baptismal-Regeneration View

    465 words, 49 sentences and 7 paragraphs to simply say your acceptance of the continuation of tongues into modern times is based on personal experiences. Presenting experiences as evidence is common among most false religions. True but it most certainly does not prove that your experience is...
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    Acts 2:38 Comparison: Evangelical vs. Oneness / Baptismal-Regeneration View

    Did God water baptize Jesus or did a man? Without John (the man) physically water baptizing Jesus, this necessary act of righteousness would not have happened. This is why Jesus commanded water baptism in Mark 16:16. You can't have it both ways. Your faith alone regeneration theology is on...
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    Acts 2:38 Comparison: Evangelical vs. Oneness / Baptismal-Regeneration View

    There is such much wrong in these two sentences it is hard to begin. 1. The second clause is not "clarifying" anything, it is about condemnation and what causes it. 2. "this verse tells us something about believers who have been baptized"? That "something" is the work of God (Romans 6:4)! 3...
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    Acts 2:38 Comparison: Evangelical vs. Oneness / Baptismal-Regeneration View

    A better way of saying it is: ***NOWHERE does the Bible say, "faith alone or condemned."***
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    Acts 2:38 Comparison: Evangelical vs. Oneness / Baptismal-Regeneration View

    No, he most certainly does not know this.