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Nope, there is no passage, not one, in Scripture that supports Spiritual Baptism. You say that you have already shown me but I sincerely do not recall you giving ONE passage that supports Spiritual Baptism. Please repeat the passage(s) that support Spiritual Baptism. Thank you.

You and @Taken follow YOUR interpretation of what Christ and the Apostles taught. But when someone does stand firm upon all sound biblical doctrine you tell them they are wrong because YOU are always right! Aren't you amigo? :Broadly:

You crack me up Wrangler. Whoever said Christ came to earth to establish the Roman Catholic Church? No one. Ever.....!! Scripture makes it clear that Christ established The Church, and he chose 12 men to help him establish The Church. Those men had "supremacy" after he was crucified (Luke...

Thanks for this thread Charlie. Here is another way to look at baptism with the Holy Ghost and fire: When Jesus was baptized by John a dove (Holy Spirit) descended upon Him. So we have water AND Spirit which is in correlation to what Jesus said in John 3:5. This water and Spirit also...

YOUR interpretation of Christ is your home. Your interpretation comes from YOU. Keeping it really real......mary

There are corrupt men in Protestant denominations Wrangler. What you have to look at is doctrine.

Sincerity! I love to hear peoples testimony. I looked up your book and read a review that said your testimony was in it....this is the first I have heard it. Thank you. Yes, I know that the Protestant Revolution and the 500-year effect of it dividing Christianity was promised by Christ.

Hey ReChoired. Thanks for your opinion. I know that some people reject some books of the bible. It appears you reject Daniel. Christianity does not. When you take the time to actually read Psalms 136 you will notice it is a thanksgiving to God. According to the Jews, the Book of Psalms is an...

Sooooo braklite your statement makes no sense. The men I mentioned, Clement, Polycarp and Ignatius were students of the Apostles. They walked and talked with the Apostles. They had the opportunity to ask clarifying questions to the Apostles about the things they wrote and said. Clements letters...

Mark 16:16 is the believer's baptism. Notice He did not say: “He who believes not and is not baptized shall be damned,” because only believers were water baptized. The point is: Only believers are candidates for water baptism. Believers' baptism: The eunuch believed and then was water baptized...

Thank you for your testimony. Your answer is God lead you unto all truth. That means God is talking to you. That is how I interpret what you are saying. Soooooo anyone that disagrees with you is wrong.

Nowhere at no point does scripture give instructions saying that one MUST be fully immersed. It is presumed or suggested but it is not explicit.

I completely do not understand your logic here so I digress.....

Lol....."According to @BreadOfLife it is reptitive? He Brakelite. How about if you just read Daniel 3:52-90 for yourself to determine if you see repetitive words in that prayer. (Hint, it is repetitive) Also, take a look at Psalms 136. Any repetition there Braklite? :Agreed: Can you explain how...

For when one says, “I am of Paul,” and another, “I am of Apollos,” are you not carnal?

Lol....Who's lost? These heathens from Scripture? Daniel 3:52-90, Psalms 136, Mark 11:9 And last but not least: Day and night without ceasing they sing, “Holy, holy, holy, the Lord God the Almighty, who was and is and is to come.” :Amen:

Your men didn't teach you ALL of Scripture: Daniel 3:52-90, Psalms 136, Mark 11:9 And last but not least: Day and night without ceasing they sing, “Holy, holy, holy, the Lord God the Almighty, who was and is and is to come.” :Amen:

You crack me up Taken. Soooooo The Church relies on the students of the Apostles (Clement, Polycarp and Ignatius) for their guidance on what the Apostles meant when they wrote the NT letters and to "teach and induct members/congregates". Your Protestant men from the 16th century rely on their...

And the 12 Apostles were not "hand chosen by Christ to deliver the Gospel to the world"?

That is very confusing. One baptism is not water baptism, but one baptism is confessed through water baptism. Sooooo is water baptism necessary?