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When baptized as a baby was it immersion, sprinkling or pouring? To take "Jesus by faith" is to do what He says, in the way He says do it and for the reason He says to do it, "If ye love me, keep my commandments" Jn.14:15. He said "--he that believes and is baptized shall be saved--"...

Surely you don't want to contradict your Savior and His inspired apostles: Mk.16:15,16, Matt.28:19,20, Rom.6:1-5, Gal.2:26,27, I Pet.3:21, Acts 2:38, Col.2:12, Acts 22:16 etc. God bless

Hi Urk Holy Spirit baptism was a promise and Christ the administrator. Water baptism is a command and men the administrators, and is to last to the end of the world, Matt.28:19,20. There is a vast difference.

Hi Sparrowhawke If my "caps" offend you I apologize. I capitalized the scripture quotes to indicate it was God's word. I capitalized a small quote from you to allow other posters to better understand where I was making my point from. I didn't intend it to be shouting and in the future when...

Eph.4:5: ''ONE LORD, ONE FAITH, ONE BAPTISM." While true we are "baptized into Christ", Gal.3:27, Eph.4:5 says nothing at all about what you have said. Even if it did it still said "one baptism" which means one, 1, uno, not 3. If you don't think ''SCRIPTURE HAS EXPIRATION DATES" then I...

Ephesians 4:5= 1 baptism. What is it about that that we don't understand? One, uno, 1! One plus 0 = ONE. No debate intended. By the time Paul wrote Ephesians (about 65 AD) there was only one baptism. Either that or Paul led by the Holy Spirit was misguided. God bless

Re: What's What With Baptism? Bathe, Breathe, Burn Eph.4:5

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The Bible clearly defines what baptism is for and how it is to be performed and how many baptisms there are in our present day. God bless, w

Hi James--I'm responding in part to your post #147 regarding testimonies. I have studies with numerous Mormon elders. Without exception they all gave their testimonies before leaving. In fact, the last time one began to show signs of cracking and the stronger immediately gave his testimony...

The current issue (# 120 ) of the ''Salt Lake City Messenger" has an excellent article about the "couplet" and doctrine of Deification.

Hi Pat I'm responding in part to your post # 122 which was directed to Jamesone5. Regarding the subject of secular sources versus the word of God as a source you stated that James wouldn't comment on it further. JamesOne5 of course may do as he sees fit, but I shall comment. While secular...

Y Yes, only God changes the heart, He does it through the teaching of His word. See for example the conversion of Lydia. God bless

Pat what you have posted sounds very much like an admission that those men (Smith, etc.) actually committed those atrocities.

In Matt.5:22 Jesus said calling one a "fool" put the caller in "danger of hell fire." He made no exceptions or qualifications. You gentlemen need to calm down.

The phrase "born again Chrisians" is redundant.

Yes the Catholic church claims Peter to be the first pope, and popes are not to be married, yet poor old Peter not only had a wife but he had a mother-in-law as well. This should eliminate something from being a mark of identity of the church in the Bible.

Jesus said He would build His church, Matt.16:18. Would it be fair to say therefore that His church can be identified in the NT?