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    Scriptural Baptism

    Dr. Kenneth Wuest stated that “the Greek word for ‘baptism’ speaks of the introduction or placing of a person or thing into a new environment or into union with something else, so as to alter its condition or its relationship to its previous environment or condition.” When we believed, the Holy...
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    Already Delivered

    Yes, it's ok of course that we differ in our understanding concerning this issue.
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    Already Delivered

    Hi Randy! I agree with much of what you've shared, but the Lord Jesus received His new body after the resurrection, and is how He was able to ascended to the Father. God does take our old bodies and change them to the same body that Christ has now. The Spirit will bring our old bodies to life...
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    Already Delivered

    Amen Bruce! Our "spiritual body" will be a new and incorruptible physical body, as you say--same as the Lord's (1Co 15:44; 1Jo 3:2). It will be a new physical "flesh and "bone," as the Lord showed after His resurrection (Luk 24:39).
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    Godliness verses Morality

    Morality is what we do between one another, but godliness is what we do between God and ourselves. Morality can be a possible indication of one being a Christian, but godliness confirms it. One can be morally-centered but not be godly; and one who is godly will be morally-cantered. It’s one of...
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    Faith’s Strength

    I've appreciated your replies on this subject, but we are going to have varying information about it; it is a very difficult subject to get right. God bless!
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    Faith’s Strength

    All I want to do at this time is to mention that most manuscripts support the Majority Text (5,800 manuscripts). There are only a few manuscript sources available for Minority Text: Vaticanus, Sinaticus and the Alexandrina (three manuscript copies; none of these ancient translation contain the...
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    Faith’s Strength

    Hi and appreciate your care for this site! KNV and NKJV are not the only translations that retain the entire Word without any changes. A change in a translation means it only presents part of Scripture or it's saying something different. There are others like the KJV and the NKJV that uses the...
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    Faith’s Strength

    Hi, and thanks for your reply! The translations that use the Majority Text are the only one's that contain the whole Word of God. The Minority Text uses the oldest manuscript copies, but they are old because most scribes would not use the Majority Text for coping, and therefore did not wear out...
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    Faith’s Strength

    Check these 2 passages and if they are incomplete, then the translators used the false manuscripts; that means hundreds of passages are partially omitted: 1Jn 5:7; Jn3:13. Most Christians aren't going to understand the serious differences between modern translations and traditional translations...
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    Faith’s Strength

    I agree, the doing advances us in the understanding of His Word (but the knowledge has to be first of course), which is inexhaustible in the teaching of God's will and pleasures. He does continually increase the understanding of those who apply themselves to studying more of the Word! The more...
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    Faith’s Strength

    Pretty good, and appreciate this informational reply! "The New Testament was completed roughly 60-70 years after Jesus's ascension. The earliest writings, like Paul's letters, began around 20 years after Jesus's death, and the final books were completed by the end of the 1st century CE" --Google
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    Faith’s Strength

    I noticed I have the wrong Scripture after babes in Christ. Should be 1Co 3:1.
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    Faith’s Strength

    Hi Brother, thanks for the interest, and I see you probably know the significance of prayer. In the a.m. is when I pray the longest, and then just continue to bless, praise and thank God through the day for salvation and all His blessings. God's blessings to your Family, and God be blessed!
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    Faith’s Strength

    Hi, and appreciate your reply! I agree, all things are determined by God, Who is omniscient and already knows everything that will transpire is this life. I believe faith is weakest in "babes-in-Christ" (carnal believers - Rom 13:11), then God causes them to be conformed to His Son' image (this...
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    Faith’s Strength

    It's ok, but it appears we have different understandings about this issue. Thanks for you explanations and God bless!
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    Faith’s Strength

    Hi, and thanks for the reply! True, faith can come by proof, but if proof is required it's a weak faith (not including you here). If proof comes when not seeking proof, faith is strong; but if seeking proof, faith is "wicked and adulterous" (Mat 16:4 - again, not including you here); because...
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    Faith’s Strength

    How strong your faith is, will be determined by three primary elements: how much you study the Word of God, how you understand the Word of God and proper application of the Word of God! Knowing God’s Word is what can save a soul if “rightly dividing” (2Tim 2:15 - understanding) the Word, and...
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    Truth Be Said

    Hi Brother, and appreciate the encouraging comment!
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    Truth Be Said

    One can know God casually and be saved. But He needs to be known intimately, so a Christian can grow in the image of Christ (Rom 8:29; 1Co 15:49; 2Co 3:18). How do we get to know God intimately? Through enough church attendance and Bible study. There’s no way He would allow a believer to grow...
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