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This can all be settled without the walls of text. Did Jesus set an example to be baptised in water? Yes. Did the Holy Spirit urge me to be baptised in water? Yes. Point settled.
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hornetguy,
How can you say that to someone who is bringing *NEW* and *SPECIAL* revelations?
They are so *special* that they can over-ride and contradict the Word of God. Imagine "Peter forgot" and now some has to remind him.
How can you say that to someone who is bringing *NEW* and *SPECIAL* revelations?
They are so *special* that they can over-ride and contradict the Word of God. Imagine "Peter forgot" and now some has to remind him.
It's not that I don't believe that she's a "prophet", it's just.... well, I guess it IS that's what I think.
Swaggart has had similar revelations. he believes that not even Paul really understood the cross even though most people have a hard time with Romans. might be because Paul was mixed up and didn't know what he was talkin 'bout
you can't make this stuff up
you can't make this stuff up
Good ol' forgetful Paul.
This can all be settled without the walls of text. Did Jesus set an example to be baptised in water? Yes. Did the Holy Spirit urge me to be baptised in water? Yes. Point settled.
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Because Jesus told us to. All the apostles taught it, and we assume did it themselves. We KNOW Paul did it, immediately upon regaining his sight. We know that pretty much ALL of Christianity did it, up until somewhere during the "restoration", when someone decided that everyone up until that point had been wrong.
It is our physical showing of our following Jesus... it is our "death, burial, and resurrection" to become a new creation.
Oh, and, according to Peter, when we are baptized, we will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit....
It is our physical showing of our following Jesus... it is our "death, burial, and resurrection" to become a new creation.
Oh, and, according to Peter, when we are baptized, we will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit....
Yes I agree.
For me it's a spiritual marker in a belivers life.
In the early church you confessed you were baptised.
No big show or testimony.
For me today that causes an issue.
Have to stand up and give a big testimony.
I also think that the church today places a burden on baptism.
That burden being, stop sinning.
For me it's a spiritual marker in a belivers life.
In the early church you confessed you were baptised.
No big show or testimony.
For me today that causes an issue.
Have to stand up and give a big testimony.
I also think that the church today places a burden on baptism.
That burden being, stop sinning.
How about "VICEGERENT" approved Christianity? NO! How about "secular" Christianity? NAW! How about NO "POWER" (Acts 1:8) Christianity? How about "Inhabicommunicable" Christianity? How about "DEAD" Christianity? How about "self righteous" Christianity? How about "PROCLAIMED" Christianity? Which one?
You've haven't "showed me anything" with the Word of God where I was in error!
Show me again!
You've haven't "showed me anything" with the Word of God where I was in error!
Show me again!
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