Yes please clarify?
already did and not about to again...besides watching you guys break your arms off patting each other on the back as you spew venom everywhere is getting boring...
Yes please clarify?
Why do you say it is a heresy? Don't you agree with Paul who said we are saved by grace through faith and that is not of works? We Christians understand that it is possible to do good works and not have faith, but it is not possible to have faith and not do good works or are you saying we must add to God's grace good works to be saved and not commit heresy? I am just asking.about half a billion people believe in the same said heresies you believe in..... in matters of truth the majority is NEVER right...knowing this first: truth is not a driving force in the world...
already did and not about to again...besides watching you guys break your arms off patting each other on the back as you spew venom everywhere is getting boring...
You gonna give up that easy HAHAHHSSSSSSSS HSSS HSSSS
Why do you say it is a heresy? Don't you agree with Paul who said we are saved by grace through faith and that is not of works? We Christians understand that it is possible to do good works and not have faith, but it is not possible to have faith and not do good works or are you saying we must add to God's grace good works to be saved and not commit heresy? I am just asking.
Evening willybob
I am not sure what you mean by baptism of repentance, I thought that was Johns baptism about repentance which Paul dealt with
Acts 19:3-5
And he said to them, “Into what then were you baptized?”
So they said, “Into John's baptism.”
Then Paul said, “John indeed baptized with a baptism of repentance, saying to the people that they should believe on Him who would come after him, that is, on Christ Jesus.”
When they heard this, they were baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus.
So given your quote above I can't see how that corresponds with baptism of repentance.
I think to me when Jesus said "Go make disciples" he is saying to us as disciples
Matthew 28:19-20
Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age.” Amen.
As disciples we have this in common
A disciple is one who repents of sin, trusts in Jesus for salvation, and obeys his teachings.
So to me to go make disciples is to lead people to Jesus which as you say "salvation takes care of itself"
Which is where the Holy Spirit comes in.
Truth is people are saved whilst still in their sin. I say sin and not sins as you say.
Jesus said that the Holy Spirit will come to convict the world of its sin, that sin is unbelief in Jesus.
If one repents of that and places their trust in Jesus then the Holy Spirit indwells in them.
He then works in them to conform them to the image of Jesus. And yes we have a part to play as well.
Does that make sense?
I need to bro...I came against EG too hard yesterday and did not back off when I should have...he is a good bro...
The Spirit convicts the conscience of sin...One departs from this sin in the baptism of repentance, whereas the old man becomes dead and buried> Trust in Jesus means obedient faith from a heart of purity....its not a virtual reality, but rather a manifest reality........... one cannot put their trust Jesus and yet still be disobedient, that cancels out the biblical definition of trust..obey and trust are synonymous within the text ...............be blessed
The baptism of repentance is when one comes clean with God in repentance, 2 Cor. 7-10,11, whereas he becomes justified, and returned to God's favor (reconciliation), as he is bow baptized with the Holy Ghost and fire, becoming worthy of being in the kingdom.,,,be blessed
the church concentrates on getting people saved while still in there sins, in order to enhance nickels, numbers, and noses,
sadly they are all like this,
even sadder is the fact they it still does not give them pause They just walk on like nothing happened.
if I had a question I could not answer, I would stop what I was doing to get an answer. And not keep ignoring like it will go away.
We are not sinners because we sin; we sin because we are sinners saved by God's grace. Jesus said be perfect as your heavenly father is perfect, and we are perfect through Christ. We are being work on (By the author of our faith) to be more and more conformed to the image of Christ. It is about God's work not ours. Christ died for our sin in the past, present and future. Our justification is only through Christ.
We don't go to hell for sin; we go for not accepting Christ as our Savior, because we don't have the blood of Christ on our dwelling. It is like the children of Israel not having the blood of the lamb on their door posts. If we belong to Christ we don't want to sin, because we love God, but we do sin, but we get back up and keep fighting the good fight of faith. God said, "Well done good and faithful servant;" He didn't say successful servant. If we teach we cannot be forgiven for future sin our works will be burned and will suffer loss. I am sure anyone wants to go there.
I edited my post at the end saying "I am NOT sure anyone wants to go there"AMEN....another one that gets it.....
The Spirit convicts the conscience of sin...One departs from this sin in the baptism of repentance, whereas the old man becomes dead and buried> Trust in Jesus means obedient faith from a heart of purity....its not a virtual reality, but rather a manifest reality........... one cannot put their trust in Jesus and yet still be disobedient, that cancels out the biblical definition of trust..obey and trust are synonymous within the text ...............be blessed
John speaks of both willful rebellion, and sins of ignorance, there is a big difference between the two, as the day of atonement in the OT was for sins of ignorance....Job had some sins of ignorance, but not the vile sins of the flesh that disqualify one from the kingdom, thus he was perfect and righteous before God....be blessed
In the Book of acts, baptism was not done in the name of the father, son and Holy Spirit, but in the name of Jesus Christ only. Some say the other is an interpolation. I don't know for sure, but Baptism means we identify with Christ in his death and resurrection. The Holy Spirit didn't die and rise from the dead for my sin nor did the father, but Jesus did. But every church including mine do baptism in the name of the father, son and Holy Spirit. I don't want to start a division over it, but I am just saying.The Holy Spirit initially convicts of sin of unbelief.
Thats the first step of repentance.
Baptism of repentance has nothing to do with with baptism into the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
Baptism of repentance is Johns baptism, the Holy Spirit did not come those baptised by John, he only came upon Jesus.
So having repented of sin of unbelief we are baptised into Jesus.
We are not sinners because we sin; we sin because we are sinners saved by God's grace. Jesus said be perfect as your heavenly father is perfect, and we are perfect through Christ. We are being work on (By the author of our faith) to be more and more conformed to the image of Christ. It is about God's work not ours. Christ died for our sin in the past, present and future. Our justification is only through Christ.
We don't go to hell for sin; we go for not accepting Christ as our Savior, because we don't have the blood of Christ on our dwelling. It is like the children of Israel not having the blood of the lamb on their door posts. If we belong to Christ we don't want to sin, because we love God, but we do sin, but we get back up and keep fighting the good fight of faith. God said, "Well done good and faithful servant;" He didn't say successful servant. If we teach we cannot be forgiven for future sin our works will be burned and will suffer loss. I am not sure anyone wants to go there.
I find it a bit mean that you should keep telling everyone that peter jens is the only person you have banned here or blocked . ?????Do you see the word Trump in anything you posted?
and your point is moot.....I think both parties are full of crapola and the fact that I despise the Democrats more does not mean I embrace the Republicans....
This just proves what exactly....that you can read one to three statements and then post what I believe about another group that is not even mentioned....
Par for the course and exactly why you are the only person I have ever blocked........
The Holy Spirit initially convicts of sin of unbelief.
Thats the first step of repentance.
Baptism of repentance has nothing to do with with baptism into the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
Baptism of repentance is Johns baptism, the Holy Spirit did not come those baptised by John, he only came upon Jesus.
So having repented of sin of unbelief we are baptised into Jesus.
I need to bro...I came against EG too hard yesterday and did not back off when I should have...he is a good bro...