Yes, and your posts prove beyond any shadow of a doubt you are doing the very thing you denyMy posts are there for all to see.
And here you go again, Proving you do what I claim you do. yet you will still deny itThe scripture in Acts 2:38 states you SHALL receive, it does not mean instantly. This is confirmed in various detailed conversation accounts. Scripture reveals, over and over, that both water baptism and receiving the Holy Ghost are necessary. The order in which the experiences take place does not matter.
So if I am obedient in faith and obey a command in the law. it is different than if I am obedient in faith to some other law?Salvation is by grace THROUGH faith. Obedient faith is not works of the law.
AgainAs soon as you say "obedient" faith, you "add" obedience/works which "follows" having been saved by grace through faith, not works, to salvation by grace through faith, not works. (Ephesians 2:8,9) You try to "shoehorn" works "into" salvation through faith, not works, but the shoe does not fit. It's not simply specific works of the law that do not save but works in general. (Romans 4:5-6; Titus 3:5; 2 Timothy 1:9)
Legalism usually does this..I know y’all are just discussing semantics but you’re making it a lot harder than it is.
The sum of God's word reveals the truth. All are free to accept or reject what is revealed there. (Acts 2:4-42, 8:12-18, 9:17-18, 10:43-48, 19:1-7, 22:16)Yes, and your posts prove beyond any shadow of a doubt you are doing the very thing you deny
And here you go again, Proving you do what I claim you do. yet you will still deny it
God's grace is seen in that He provided what man did nothing to deserve; a way to experience what Jesus died to provide.So if I am obedient in faith and obey a command in the law. it is different than if I am obedient in faith to some other law?
Your all over the place. You can not say we are saved by grace through faith, and then add works.. No matter if these are obedient works or selfish works.
Grace and works can not mix,
Do you mean “The Bible says…” Not sure I’m ready to start talking in KJVThe sum of God's word reveals the truth. All are free to accept or reject what is revealed there. (Acts 2:4-42, 8:12-18, 9:17-18, 10:43-48, 19:1-7, 22:16)
We accept itThe sum of God's word reveals the truth. All are free to accept or reject what is revealed there. (Acts 2:4-42, 8:12-18, 9:17-18, 10:43-48, 19:1-7, 22:16)
which was salvation, Paid in full by the work of God. Not human works (such as water baptism)God's grace is seen in that He provided what man did nothing to deserve; a way to experience what Jesus died to provide.
You miss the point. The Bible says many things. However, the SUM of God's word means no one scripture explains everything relative to topics such as, believing in Jesus, water baptism, etc. Truth is revealed through study of ALL related scriptures.Do you mean “The Bible says…” Not sure I’m ready to start talking in KJV
Grace and works can not mix,
Oh the delight of presenting our explanations and arguments for pages on end. It’s true that there is some pleasure in being able to participate in a discussion and gaining insight, even revelation in these discussions over lengthy periods of time. In fact, there are scholars and brilliant theologians in the halls of many a school and discussion platforms that are the best in the world at what they do.You miss the point. The Bible says many things. However, the SUM of God's word means no one scripture explains everything relative to topics such as, believing in Jesus, water baptism, etc. Truth is revealed through study of ALL related scriptures.
An example, the Bible says, Jesus commanded His disciples to baptize in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Ghost. (Matt. 28:19) However, the truth concerning what He was talking about comes to light upon examination of how His apostles obeyed that command. There is not one scripture of His apostles using the phrase while water baptizing people. His apostles obeyed His command by invoking His name during water baptism. Also, not all scriptures mention that one's sin is remitted upon obedience. However, there are scriptures that explain the NT water baptism, preceded by repentance, was for the purpose of remitting sin in association with Jesus' sacrifice.
Amen!Grace and works can not mix,
"Grace Through faith" (Ephesians 2:8-9 AV), Is God's RequirementGrace without obedience leads to death.
Absolutely, I met a wonderful brother In The Lord who was SavedI've always thought that our "WORKS" would be, primarily, spreading the GOSPEL in any way we possibly can?!!
God is not bound to extend grace to the disobedient."Grace Through faith" (Ephesians 2:8-9 AV), Is God's Requirement
for Eternal Life, Under Grace Today, not the law of works, yesterday:
Absolutely, I met a wonderful brother In The Lord who was Saved
after "reading a tract" he found in a public restroom! Awesome, eh?