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You said this...."Remember too what I said about salvation. It is not always the act of being born-again" If salvation is "not always the act of being born again" then according to you one can be "born again" and still not be saved. Or, one can be "saved" but not be "born again". This is what...

So now one can be "saved" without being "born again"? That's made up because that is not what the Bible teaches. Jn 3:3-5 In John 15:3 Jesus told his apostles.....you are clean through the word I have spoken to you. How was that? Because they had been obedient to his message. It is exactly...

Of course it does! What you are now saying is words within a context do not matter. You can now place whatever meaning you want to whatever passage you choose! You call that Bible study? That's purely corrupt. That should disqualify you as having any Bible knowledge since you just said...

Hahaha. This is fantastic and typical of those who teach false doctrine. You have a set of rules that I don’t get to play by. Nowhere do we find the words “faith alone” (except once in the negative) but you get to “assume” that the word “alone” is there. But with baptism you are saying you...

Again, there is NO MENTION OF A COMING SAVIOR in Gen 15:1-6. This IS NOT the topic of discussion. Abraham wanted kids and God promised he would have many offspring. He was speaking of the coming nation of Israel. All of whom were descendants of Abraham and Sarah. So, All Abraham believed was...

Here is your fabulous post 191... The born again process includes water. Even reputable commentaries on John 3:5 concede that “water” is water baptism. The context of chapters 2 and 3 is about water baptism. John and Jesus were commanding it and the Pharisees wouldn’t do it. This is why...

I will deal some more later with 191. But first. How does John 13 illustrate how being washed doesn’t pertain to baptism? Peter and the boys had already been baptized in water. Therefore were “washed” and “clean”. Why? Because Jesus taught baptism for the remission of sins. Nowhere in that...

You said this... “Therefore, God imputed righteousness to Abraham when his faith was directed toward the coming Saviour. Therefore, we can know that when we place faith in Jesus Christ, as God has told us to do, that at that time we too have the righteousness of Christ imputed to us.” So at...

Through your teaching I can know that your prayer is not going to help me.

See, this is a perfect example. You don’t get it just like everybody else on here. John is writing to Christians. John is writing to people who have already obeyed the gospel, been baptized, and had their sins washed away. This is NOT telling an alien sinner how to become a child of God. He is...

Why do you make so many statements without using scripture for support? You just throw it out there as if it is truth. where did I ever say they were the same thing. I actually broke down how they are different. They just happen at the same time. Here’s what the Bible says... 1 Corinthians...

Again...the word “seed” in vs 5 was talking about children. He didn’t promise anything to Abraham in these verses other than to give him children which would expand into a great nation. That’s all! There is no “savior” there. But....when you look years later in chapter 22 we find this...

You are destroying the Bible by what you are doing here. If this is your way of exegesis it is criminal. You cannot take the passages you like to the exclusion of others. Not a one of the above passages says justified by “faith alone” and you know that! But you don’t care! That’s what makes...

but you did. Not everyone. I know of one other poster that “gets it”. But thats all I have seen on this entire board. And not all say we must repent, but we do. They don’t all say we must believe, but we do. So, what’s your point? That’s right! But at what point does the blood wash away...

The book of acts ends this way... Acts 28:30-31 And Paul dwelt two whole years in his own hired house, and received all that came in unto him, Preaching the kingdom of God, and teaching those things which concern the Lord Jesus Christ, with all confidence, no man forbidding him. Paul was...