In old english, Ye is plural. You is singular
peter said, repent ye (plural) and let every one of you (singular)
nice try.. try studying more.
water baptism in Jesus' Name.
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peter said, repent ye (plural) and let every one of you (singular)
nice try.. try studying more.
The lord will hold someone accountable. thats for sure..We will have to agree to disagree; and the Lord will hold you accountable on the day of judgment for your false doctrine; which deters people from being saved.
It is speaking of water baptism.Romans 6 has nothing to do with water baptism. It is spirit baptism.
The spirit baptizes us into Christ, He death and his burial. no water involved
It also, does not specify "Spirit-baptism" in that passage.
So, you cannot legitimately discount water baptism as a possibility.
Yes. GOD RAISED US UPAct 2:32, This Jesus hath God raised up, whereof we all are witnesses.
not your pastor.
No, ye is singular, you is plural.In old english, Ye is plural. You is singular
peter said, repent ye (plural) and let every one of you (singular)
nice try.. try studying more.
"you " is plural in 1 Corinthians 12:21 (kjv).
It is speaking of water baptism.
It also, does not specify "Spirit-baptism" in that passage.
So, you cannot legitimately discount water baptism as a possibility.
It does not speak of water baptism.
once again, the greek word baptizo, from which the english word baptize is taken. does nto mean in water.
it is defined as being immersed or placed into
it is christ, his death and his burial we are placed into. not water
Your refusal to study word meanings for fear or whatever it is you are afraid of. is your downfall.
It says in that verse that God raised Jesus up.Yes. GOD RAISED US UP
not your pastor.
But I quoted the verse in order to show that someone mis-referenced the scripture that they were referring to.
baptizo is the word used where it says that "John baptized in water".once again, the greek word baptizo, from which the english word baptize is taken. does nto mean in water.
it is defined as being immersed or placed into
it is christ, his death and his burial we are placed into. not water
Your refusal to study word meanings for fear or whatever it is you are afraid of. is your downfall.
You just keep digging your own graveNo, ye is singular, you is plural.
"you " is plural in 1 Corinthians 12:21 (kjv).
Ye (pronoun)
Ye (/jiː/) is a second-person, plural, personal pronoun (nominative), spelled in Old English as "ge". In Middle English and Early Modern English, ...
No it does notIt does.
it does not say we were baptised into water into christ
it says we were baptised (immersed or placed into) christ.
Yep. And I am confident that I am going to receive a good reward for my work.The lord will hold someone accountable. thats for sure..
yes, He immersed into water'baptizo is the word used where it says that "John baptized in water".
water was the object with which John baptised into.
So both "ye" and "you" are plural....got it.You just keep digging your own grave
Ye (pronoun)
Ye (/jiː/) is a second-person, plural, personal pronoun (nominative), spelled in Old English as "ge". In Middle English and Early Modern English, ...
Salvation is not a reward.Yep. And I am confident that I am going to receive a good reward for my work.
You better get saved first. or the only reward you will recieve is the lake of fire.
Yet you said that baptizo cannot be referring to water baptism according to the meaning of the word.yes, He immersed into water'
water was the object with which John baptised into.
I believe that this refutes your contention.
Nope. You is singular..So both "ye" and "you" are plural....got it.
Otherwise they would not have seperated them
Also,. the greek word is singular..
but you do not want to study, you would rather just stay where you are.
thats on you
Maybe in one verse.No it does not
it does not say we were baptised into water into christ
it says we were baptised (immersed or placed into) christ.
You have to look at all of scripture and then make a conclusion.
Yet you said that baptizo cannot be referring to water baptism according to the meaning of the word.
I believe that this refutes your contention.
Wow.
Baptized into water
Baptized into Christ
Baptized into his death
Baptized into his body
Baptized into His burial
according to you these all mean baptized in water
sorry my friend, Your in error
"you" is plural in 1 Corinthians 12:21...Nope. You is singular..
1Co 12:21, And the eye cannot say unto the hand, I have no need of thee: nor again the head to the feet, I have no need of you.
"thee" is singular; and so is the corresponding "ye".