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You will find no scriptures that support that or say that. You cannot ignor Acts 2:38 or explain it away. It says what it says and is quite clear. You can believe the so-called famous evangelist if you like, but I'll believe the words of the inspired writers of the scriptures. Acts 2:38...

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It is about ownership. Those "in Christ" are his. He paid for them by shedding his blood. That's what the scriptures clearly say. You are "in Christ" by following a process. I have no idea what you mean by stating "you are already in Christ". Yes, I am, because I was obedient to the gospel and...

The third heaven, paradise. 2 Cor 12:2 There are a couple passages that suggest it's somewhere beyond space in the northern sky. And recently, our modern astronomers discovered a vast void in the northern sky where you point a telescope and there's nothing, confirming the Job passage; It's...

The words say what they say. Being a metaphor is your opinion. Read all of 31. Also, Ezekiel 31 makes a clear connection with the garden, Eden, and Lebanon whereas the scriptures you cited do not at all.

One other thing to consider. There is a train of thought that the earth did not separate into the continents by continental plate tectonics millions of years ago as mainstream so called science suggests, but rather it was the result of the flood which would mean there was one great land mass...

Did you read Ezekiel 31? That clearly says otherwise

The Garden of Eden is in Lebanon. Read Ezekiel 31.

When you're baptized you also receive the gift of the Holy Ghost per Acts 2:38, so he being baptized had also received the Holy Ghost. Receiving the gift of the Holy Ghost doesn't mean one of the miraculous gifts of the Spirit, but simply the indwelling of the Spirit itself. The gifts were...

The correct translation is 'murder' not "kill". See the interlinear. Thou shalt not murder.

The answer to what the unforgivable is can be found at the end of that scripture in Mark 3:30.

Only those that have been baptized into Christ have put on Christ, and are therefore in Christ.

I'm not a protestant either

Believe what you like. Goodbye

It's the fool that believes lies and follows the traditions of man instead of the word of God. Sounds like Catholics to me, which I am not.

Don't compare prophesy with Catholic tradition.

Believe whatever man made-up nonsense and traditions you like. I'll adhere to the inspired written word of God and that only. Goodbye

Your counter arguments make no logical, scriptural, sense and are simply your views. There are many people that say keys "to" and not "of" the kingdom which I've heard personally over the years, using the terms interchangeably. There are also a few bible translations such as the NAB that say...