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Yes with the seal of the spirit which is baptismIf that is what you call the gift of the Holy Ghost for a true repentance from sin (Acts 2:38)...OK.
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Yes with the seal of the spirit which is baptismIf that is what you call the gift of the Holy Ghost for a true repentance from sin (Acts 2:38)...OK.
1st I am also opposing perpetual justification or eternal security
2nd I never said it was scripture
3rd like you I believe we are required to have obedience and faithfulness but on our own we cannot do so!
The gift of the Holy Ghost is the same as the baptism of the Spirit.Yes with the seal of the spirit which is baptism
Jesus gave praise to antipas who was faithful! Rev 2:13Amen!
No the Christian sacrament of baptism, water and the spirit Jn 3:5 not spirit alone!The gift of the Holy Ghost is the same as the baptism of the Spirit.
Those are two different baptisms: one by man and the other by God.No the Christian sacrament of baptism, water and the spirit Jn 3:5 not spirit alone!
True, though I don't see the word "sacrament" in the bible at all.The Christian sacrament* of baptismal regeneration is required for the new covenant and salvation!
Says who?this promise acts 2:38-39 is a sacred oath from God ez 36:25-27 and a sacred oath is a sacrament!
The word "initiation" trivializes the truth about faith, water baptism, and baptism of the Holy Spirit.Faith & Baptism is the initiation of the new and eternal covenant!
True.You cannot enter on you’re own or by “faith alone”!
True.You cannot receive Christ or grace by “faith alone”!
“Accept Christ as you’re personal lord and savior” is fundamentalist tradition not found scripture!
That is an incomplete sentence, so makes no sense.Baptismal regeneration a new creation in Christ! 2 Cor 5:17
It is by the grace of God that we even have water baptism in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of our past sins.No baptism no grace!
No union with God and His saints thru Christ the mediator!
Again, the word sacrament isn't in the bible.A sacrament is an outward sign for all men including infants And a gift from God to help us see what he does inwardly and invisibly by his grace!
Grace doesn't "wash our souls".As grace Washes our souls in the merits of Jesus blood from original and personal sin,
Grace is the merits of Christ’s blood that can be applied to our souls in the sacraments!Those are two different baptisms: one by man and the other by God.
True, though I don't see the word "sacrament" in the bible at all.
Says who?
The word "initiation" trivializes the truth about faith, water baptism, and baptism of the Holy Spirit.
True.
True.
That is an incomplete sentence, so makes no sense.
It is by the grace of God that we even have water baptism in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of our past sins.
Again, the word sacrament isn't in the bible.
Grace doesn't "wash our souls".
The blood of Christ washes our souls of OUR past sins.
“And to the angel of the church in Pergamos write, ‘These things says He who has the sharp two-edged sword: 13 “I know your works, and where you dwell, where Satan’s throne is. And you hold fast to My name, and did not deny My faith even in the days in which Antipas was My faithful martyr, who was killed among you, where Satan dwells.Jesus gave praise to antipas who was faithful! Rev 2:13
Btw antipas was ordained priest and consecrated bishop by the apostle John!
If he can be faithful another can be unfaithful which opposes eternal security“And to the angel of the church in Pergamos write, ‘These things says He who has the sharp two-edged sword: 13 “I know your works, and where you dwell, where Satan’s throne is. And you hold fast to My name, and did not deny My faith even in the days in which Antipas was My faithful martyr, who was killed among you, where Satan dwells.
Revelation 2:12-13
Jesus commended Antipas for being a faithful martyr.
What's your point?
Grace doesn't "wash our souls".
The blood of Christ washes our souls of OUR past sins.
Yes with the seal of the spirit which is baptism
Almost. The blood of Jesus washes away ALL of our sins. Past, present and future.Yes sir.![]()
Almost. The blood of Jesus washes away ALL of our sins. Past, present and future.
who is saved?This sillyargument again?
Those who are saved desire to so more for God.
The one who says "i am saved i will not do any more" has either 1. No understanding of what Christ has done for them
2. Never met Jesus.
All that said I have two comments.
Donadams, you need to do much berries with your use of scripture to make your valid points. Many of your quotes have nothing to do with what you're trying to make them say.
" All these things will be added to you as well" refers to our basic human needs; food clothes.. things like that.
The context matters every bit as much as the vocabulary.
2. The only thing that the thief on the cross ever had the opportunity to do was to acknowledge Jesus's identity and trust Him. Yet the rich young ruler believed everything Jesus said but didn't, as far as we know, "get saved" because he loved his riches more. The truth of the matter is that God knows each of our hearts and the outward expression of what we must do to be saved is different for each person but those actions are just that outward expressions of fully internal faith. It is still the grace through faith that saves us not the works themselves.
how do you know?Thief on the cross. Sealed with the spirit. Never baptized.
faith alone gains eternal life?This sillyargument again?
Those who are saved desire to so more for God.
The one who says "i am saved i will not do any more" has either 1. No understanding of what Christ has done for them
2. Never met Jesus.
All that said I have two comments.
Donadams, you need to do much berries with your use of scripture to make your valid points. Many of your quotes have nothing to do with what you're trying to make them say.
" All these things will be added to you as well" refers to our basic human needs; food clothes.. things like that.
The context matters every bit as much as the vocabulary.
2. The only thing that the thief on the cross ever had the opportunity to do was to acknowledge Jesus's identity and trust Him. Yet the rich young ruler believed everything Jesus said but didn't, as far as we know, "get saved" because he loved his riches more. The truth of the matter is that God knows each of our hearts and the outward expression of what we must do to be saved is different for each person but those actions are just that outward expressions of fully internal faith. It is still the grace through faith that saves us not the works themselves.