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BAPTISM Necessity or option? Baptism is required in order to: · Be saved Mark 16:16 “He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved” 1st Peter 3:20/21 “Which sometime were disobedient, when once the longsuffering of God waited in the days of Noah, while the ark was a preparing...

You don't understand the difference between the indwelling of the Spirit versus the falling of the Spirit. When the Spirit fell on the 11 in Acts 2 and on Cornelius in Acts 10, that was a manifestation of the Spirit and not the same as the receiving the gift of the Spirit itself, the indwelling...

Looney as usual

Firstly, to whom was the Ephesian letter written? My take on the Ephesians letter in general, is that it was written to them specifically, as were the other letters similarly written specifically to the respective entities as were addressed, i.e. Corinthians, Romans, Galatians, Hebrews...

The indwelling of the Spirit (Acts 2:38) and the baptism by the Spirit (Mark 1:8, Luke 3:16, Acts 2:2-4, Acts 10:44) are not the same thing. All baptized into Christ receive the gift of the Holy Ghost (Acts2:38), the indwelling of the Spirit, which is different than the falling of the Holy Ghost...

This has been discussed a million times. Acts 2 and Acts 10 are anomalies not the norm. In both cases, the Spirit fell in advance to show God ordained what was happening and in both cases, the church was started first at Jerusalem amongst the Jews, and then in Caesarea amongst the Gentiles. THAT...

Im simply citing scriptures. You're simply citing your own words with no foundation. Goodbye

Then continue to pick the scripture you like best and ignor the rest

It's simple. It's all required

Knowing, believing, and acting upon that knowledge and belief as commanded = obedience

Believing that it's ALL necessary for salvation

To trust all of it is then to do all of it which unfortunately most don't, and rely on only those scriptures they like, and do in fact disregard the rest or relegate them to a lower position.

Salvation: A doctrinal dilemma Salvation: how is one saved according to scripture? See below. Do you just pick and choose one of the below scriptures (KJV) you like the best, accept and adopt it as your personal doctrine, and ignore the rest? Aren't they all right? Can or does scripture...

Victory over sin is via Christ. Does that mean we don't sin? Not really, it simply means Christ's blood is always there to continue to cleanse us. And read very carefully Romans 6 and 7. You're dead to sin being buried with Christ in baptism.

Blah, blah, blah. Goodbye

Blah, blah, blah buddy.

Believe what you like. The words are the words that your continued narrative don't negate or change. Belief + baptism = salvation is what Mark 16:15-16 clearly says. Not just belief, not just baptism, but both. God knows the hearts of men and knows who believes in Him therein and your...

It doesn't clarify. It's a continuation of the primary statement in the prior verse, identifying the consequences of not complying, namely that of not believing. If you believe you will confirm your belief by being obedient and further follow the command and be baptized. Obviously, if you don't...

That makes as much sense as your correction of everything in the bible.

You have just proven my point by your response and have exposed yourself. You are funny, but not really, because your message is false, which is sad.