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Not to worry, it's a confusing thread all around.
Where did I make a flip remark about you reading the NT?! You said people in the thread were confused, and I made the remark that if they read the NT they would know the difference. I did not say you! So perhaps it is you who is sensitive, no?
Now you are saying I'm dishonest. Who has the bigger reason to be offended? How bout we simmer down and try this again. What is it that you want addressed, what are you trying to say that is being misunderstood? No one is trying to be dishonest with you.
Where do you get the idea that a demon can cause someone speaking in tongues to curse Christ by mistake? What do you base that on? Pentecostals do the exact same as was done in the NT. One speaks one interprets. Tongues is to edify the church and glorify God. That has nothing to do with unbelieving Jews.
Now,as to your warning, this is a discussion forum and that is what is done here. I am discussing. If you do not like this you can skip my posts. But I do not take kindly to being warned by anyone but those in authority to do so. Calm down and you present your side and I'll present mine. If we disagree that's fine. It's not the end of the world.
They would be better off just sticking to " hey the power of God ceased when we got the Bible"
Because in the tongues thingy they get owned and go personal
Gotta love how charismatics red x a truthful statement about the completed word of God.....zero honesty!!!!
It causes problems because churches have made it a “religious” word. Which has led to so many mistranslations or beliefs which would never have been if they would have translated the word insted.Can you elaborate how the word "baptize" as a transliteration has caused problems?
Its more than this, Baptizo was used as the boat. But it was also used in the work of taking a garment and “dyeing” or “baptizo” that shirt with a dye to give it color. A “baptizer” was actually a person who would dye garments.Sure....by transliterating instead of translating it leaves the word open to be construed anyway a man or religion wants to construe it.....the word for sprinkle is Rantizo and is used when Jesus references the cups and platters......the word Baptizo orginally comes from a word that describes a ship SINKING under the surface of the water, hence it's use in representing A BURIAL.....we do not throw people on the ground and toss a handful of dirt on them....we PUT THEM UNDER THE GROUND or sealed in a tomb <--Note....Jesus was sealed in a tomb because a RICH GUY ->JOSEPH GAVE UP A TOMB FOR HIM....otherwise he would have been put UNDER the dirt.....there is one biblical was to BAPTIZE with water....and immersion is IT!
You got itSo then some churches teach there is more than one indwelling of the Holy Spirit, is this the place of contention?
It affects it by applying it in a way which is not according to what they actually are.Okay, so how does this affect the baptism/in-filling of the holy spirit that people keep talking about?
Yes they all spoke in tongues, I am not denying thatNot quite sure I am understanding you. They all spoke in tongues, each one. One didn't speak in tongues and another use another gift. They all spoke in tongues. Baptized in the Holy Spirit.
I agree sis. That was my point, if people are going to get mad and judge one person. They need to do the same for another.Not aware there was another thread. But it really doesn't matter. This is a discussion forum, no one can say don't discuss or debate whatever subject. People derail every-single-thread posted. People pick what they like and run with it. If a person doesn't want debate they are in the wrong place. For or against each side has a right to say what they believe and expect to be challenged. That is what happens in a discussion forum.
Your rightYes, perhaps people may mistake baptism to mean one or the other. But if they have any knowledge of the Bible they would know the difference...
Acts 1:4-5 for John baptized with water, but you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit not many days from now."
Matthew 3:11 "As for me, I baptize you with water for repentance, but He who is coming after me is mightier than I, and I am not fit to remove His sandals; He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire.
Acts 11:15-16 "And I remembered the word of the Lord, how He used to say, 'John baptized with water, but you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit.' "And as I began to speak, the Holy Spirit fell upon them just as He did upon us at the beginning.
So the Bible is very clear about water baptism vs in filling. Baptized is used in both places. But it's clear they are not the same thing.
Sadly you can say this about both sides.I do try to correct the errors of tongue talkers. Like I said, they are often their own worst enemies, and a source of the confusion on the subject!
I think one takeaway from Corinthians is that while Paul wished we would all do it, he'd rather we not do it than do it wrong. A lot of people don't get that.
That is not the issue here sis, That is a different issue altogetherNo, I've never heard anyone mistaking the meaning of Baptized in the Holy Ghost. It's a simple turn of phrase. No one mistakes water baptism for being baptized with or in the Holy Spirit. smh
And that was not even my main point..lolNote.....I was addressing the point EG was making.....did not say ALL, but rather many....and I know numerous people that have dealt with this....and even those that peddle the H.S. does not endwell the believer
They mistake it becauseIf you have read the NT you would not be confused. I posted verses that make it clear. I don't see how anyone could mistake it. People here are confused about a lot of things...