Thank you though. It took a load off of me having to respond to that.@SophieT,
My apologies. I mistakenly thought you were replying to one of my postings.
Thank you though. It took a load off of me having to respond to that.@SophieT,
My apologies. I mistakenly thought you were replying to one of my postings.
You may know it better than me, but apparently you have rejected it; which identifies you as one of those prophesied about in 2 Timothy 4:3.since I was brought up on KJ, I probably know it better than you
and by the way, King James is not going to judge anyone but he is already judged
behold I shall now send you into the oblivion of those I ignore by choice from whence you came. that's twice now
Enquiring minds want to know. Currently, it is 6:20 PM CST here where I live in NE Tennessee.What time is it where you live?![]()
Because if someone takes something away from me, I don't have it anymore.FreeGrace2 said:
In fact, there are NO verses that teach that believers can become sin-free during this life.
Why would you think "takes away the sin of the world" means becoming sin-free???
I hesitated to answer because how am I to answer someone who just disregards what is written and replaces it with whatever they want it to say?John the baptist was referring to the judgment of sin.
Have you not considered that in order for Jesus to take our sins to the cross, they needed to be put on him prior to that?iow, the sin debt WAS GOING to be taken away when Jesus went to the cross.
It just means that imperfection will not drag you into hell because Jesus paid the price that we could not pay. We have not been glorified yet, but that day shall come. Godspeed.Because if someone takes something away from me, I don't have it anymore.
What scriptures confirm this belief?Baptism is just a public declaration!
What scriptures confirm this belief?
Scriptures please.It's a simple fact that Baptism is just a public declaration. A banana is a type of fruit. This is very deep, yah?
So? What was his very clear answer to the jailer's question of what he MUST DO to be saved? It was simply to believe on the Lord Jesus and he WILL BE saved.Paul baptized the Philippian jailer.
Reaching for straws.And in 1 Corinthians 1....it should be clear that while Paul baptized only Crispus and Gaius and Stephanas, in Corinth, that many were actually baptized in Corinth; which indicates that Paul may have adopted the same method as Jesus in John 4:2 when it came to baptizing his converts.
Any evangelist who believes that water baptism is required for salvation, is NEGLIGENT if they do not baptize everyone who responds to the gospel.So, while Paul himself was not specifically sent to baptize, that did not preclude that baptism was not important when it came to his doctrine or even how he specifically dealt with people concerning baptism.
Oh nonsense. Don't add to Scripture. There is no "specifically". Paul was clear. He said he was NOT SENT to baptize. Period. If baptism is required for salvation, he would have SAID SO. But he didn't.am not sent specifically to baptize...I am an internet preacher...which does not preclude that I do not preach the necessity of baptism.
Paul was referring to symbolism. Just as Peter did in 1 Pt 3:21.Paul preached that baptism would result in coming up out of the water to walk in newness of life, in Romans 6:1-4.
Baptism is an act of obedience, and an identification with the Lord Jesus.So, baptism has something at least to do with sanctification, according to scripture...
And I am talking about the whole unbiblical doctrine. There are many verses that clearly show 2 Persons.I was talking about the aspect of Oneness doctrine that has to do with baptism in Jesus' Name.
That is nonsense.I have a specific doctrine on the Trinity that does not contradict Oneness doctrine and neither does it contradict Trinitarianism (will post a link shortly).
They are separate. The clear verses cannot be denied. But suit yourself.It is that Father, Son, and Holy Ghost are not separate but they are distinct
They are refuted BY Scripture, which clearly and plainly reveals separate Persons, all with the EXACT SAME attributes and equality.I don't think that these concepts can be refuted with anything in holy scripture.
I've already done so. But I have no problem repeating my self.You are welcome to try.
Seems you have a habit of misreading Scripture. I challenged you to find verses that teach believers can become sin-free in this life, and you quote a verfse about being redeemed from all iniquity. That refers to the PENALTY of sin.Tit 2:14, Who gave himself for us, that he might redeem us from all iniquity, and purify unto himself a peculiar people, zealous of good works.
This is just very confused. The Bible says that when believers receive their glorified bodies, THEN (not before) they will "be like Him".Now, I think that you have to read into this text your belief that this cannot happen except at glorification of the body; because in context it is speaking of something that is to be related as a rebuke towards people who are contrary in their doctrine.
No qustion is begged.At any rate, the following settles it for me (because I accept the veracity of the kjv's rendering of the following verse).
1Th 5:23, And the very God of peace sanctify you wholly; and I pray God your whole spirit and soul and body be preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.
1Th 5:24, Faithful is he that calleth you, who also will do it.
I would mention also the teaching in scripture that Jesus is coming back for a glorious church, not having spot, or wrinkle, or any such thing but that it should be holy and without blemish (Ephesians 5:26-27).
This would indicate that when He returns, He will have accomplished entire sanctification (1 Thessalonians 5:23-24) in all those who will not be left behind..
Then there is 1 John 3:3.
If we have a certain hope in Christ, that when He comes back we will be like Him for we shall see Him as He is, that He will do that work ahead of time in that as we have this hope in Him we purify ourselves even as He is pure.
Which begs the question, How pure is Jesus Christ?
Rom 12:3 - For by the grace given me I say to every one of you: Do not think of yourself more highly than you ought, but rather think of yourself with sober judgment, in accordance with the faith God has distributed to each of you.I have that effect on certain people; they can't handle sound doctrine as it comes off of my keyboard.
Right. YOU will be held accountable for your own false doctrines.I will not be held accountable for their rejection of the truth but I most certainly believe that they will be held accountable for it.
What is taken away by the death of Jesus is man's debt of sin. That is what is taken away.Because if someone takes something away from me, I don't have it anymore.
No worries. I have explained what the Bible says.I hesitated to answer because how am I to answer someone who just disregards what is written and replaces it with whatever they want it to say?
Haven't you ever read Romans 7? Paul explains in the PRESENT TENSE how he struggles with sin.It doesn't say "the judgement of sin" it says the SIN.
Yes, I know exactly who wrote the Bible. But you are simply reading it with some kind of tinted glasses on.And it's not John the baptist who worded it that way, it was the word of God written by both Mark and Luke...so every word is established because it is out of the mouth of two or three witnesses.
Yes. He paid the debt. Why is that such a hard thing to grasp?Have you not considered that in order for Jesus to take our sins to the cross, they needed to be put on him prior to that?
Yet, that is different than saying that water baptism has the power to save; which is true according to scripture.So? What was his very clear answer to the jailer's question of what he MUST DO to be saved? It was simply to believe on the Lord Jesus and he WILL BE saved.
Very clear. Paul did NOT believe that water baptism was required to be saved. Period.
No, it is the baptism of the Holy Spirit that saves. Not water.Yet, that is different than saying that water baptism has the power to save; which is true according to scripture.
Reaching for straws.
Any evangelist who believes that water baptism is required for salvation, is NEGLIGENT if they do not baptize everyone who responds to the gospel.
Oh nonsense. Don't add to Scripture. There is no "specifically". Paul was clear. He said he was NOT SENT to baptize. Period. If baptism is required for salvation, he would have SAID SO. But he didn't.
It is an act of obedience for saved people only.
Paul was referring to symbolism. Just as Peter did in 1 Pt 3:21.
Baptism is an act of obedience, and an identification with the Lord Jesus.
That is nonsense.
They are separate. The clear verses cannot be denied. But suit yourself.
They are refuted BY Scripture, which clearly and plainly reveals separate Persons, all with the EXACT SAME attributes and equality.
I've already done so. But I have no problem repeating my self.
Gen 1:26 - Then God said, “Let us make mankind in our image, in our likeness, so that they may rule over the fish in the sea and the birds in the sky, over the livestock and all the wild animals, and over all the creatures that move along the ground.”
A single Person would be schizophrenic to talk like that.
Luke 10:21 - At that time Jesus, full of joy through the Holy Spirit, said, “I praise you, Father, Lord of heaven and earth, because you have hidden these things from the wise and learned, and revealed them to little children. Yes, Father, for this is what you were pleased to do.
So, according to your view, Jesus was full of Himself, and then prayed to Himself. Oh yeah. Sure. Total schizophrenic if that were true.
Eph 1:20 - he exerted when he raised Christ from the dead and seated him at his right hand in the heavenly realms,
Any attempt to claim that the bolded phrase involves ONLY 1 Person is beyond absurd.
And there are all the verses that speak of Jesus as Son and His Father.
It is the height of insanity to claim that a Person can be both a Father to Himself, and the Son of Himself. Absurdity!
That refers to the PENALTY of sin.
This is just very confused. The Bible says that when believers receive their glorified bodies, THEN (not before) they will "be like Him".
1 John 3:2 - Dear friends, now we are children of God, and what we will be has not yet been made known. But we know that when Christ appears, we shall be like him, for we shall see him as he is.
No qustion is begged.
Read Rom 7 and see what Paul wrote about himself in the PRESENT TENSE. He admitted to struggling with his sin nature.
But you just wave that off and ignore it, huh.
What false doctrines?YOU will be held accountable for your own false doctrines.