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No it's not.

Jesus was talking about water baptism. Your exegesis of Ephesians 5 isn't correct. The word isn't the word of God. The word that is translated word is the Greek word rhema. It means the spoken word. The word translated washing literally means a bath. According to this there was a spoken word...

That would be logical. The question then becomes when is that breath breathed into the person?

The concept of Hell as a place of eternal conscious torment is not what is taught in the Bible. That idea is imposed on the Bible. The Bible teaches that the wages of sin is death. That's what it is. God said, 'the soul that sins shall die'. The end of the wicked is death. The wicked will be...

No, people aren't predestined to be saved. This idea continues because passage are used out context. These passages you listed above are referring to Israel. Paul was an Israelite and is referring to them in these passages.

The word Godhead is an old English word that means Godhood. There is motherhood and fatherhood and there is Godhood.

I agree with your analysis. I would submit though that the Bible doesn't imply that God is three persons. The Bible states that the Lord God is one. Paul said, to us there is one God, the Father.

That's the key that so many miss. We "are" a soul.

There is none.

Yeah, once the person dies they cease to exist until the resurrection.

The premise is flawed. How do the Bible and science agree when the Bible never mentions the word trinity?

The Bible is pretty clear on this. Man is a physical being that is infused with the breath of God, this is a living soul. We are told in Scripture that when the man dies the breath returns to God and the body returns to the dust. Since the body and the breath have separated the soul ceases to...

Why are you scaring people? These number aren't accurate. These numbers only indicate people who have been tested, most of which have been hospitalized. They estimate that about 80% of the people who get the virus, get over it without any hospitalization, many don't even suffer symptoms. So...

No they're not.

But, you said Jesus took away our punishment. If so, why do Christians die?

Your numbers are wrong. You absolutely have to count the confirmed cases. You said. "Thus out of 29,317 people that were infected, 10,377 of them died." ALL OF THE CONFIRMED CASES HAVE BEEN INFECTED. Using your numbers the rate is 2.94% That's 3 of every 100.

Like I said before, you can believe that, but it's not what the Scriptures teach. Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. (Acts 2:38 KJV) Notice he didn't say...

You can believe that, but it's not what the Scriptures say.

The question was, why do Christians die?

I don't see why you another Christians couldn't baptize you. To answer your other question, the Holy Spirit is received upon baptism.