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I will give you one hint… We are in Israel’s future covenant. In a partial way.

If you are interested, I will explain to you how the covenant works. Most Christians have never thought of this. Let me know.

One is baptized into Christ by water baptism in Jesus' name into his death. The Holy Ghost raises the dead man from that point in his or her life. Those that are calling themselves alive without dying are spirit zombies that must die(be killed by repentance) and buried deep in the watery...

YEHOSHUA is not even 42nd cousin relative to Iesous. You might as well say Rumpelstiltskin in your baptism. It is just as off as your Chinese YEHOSHUA word you made up.

Lol They had the Holy Ghost but not the power of the Holy Ghost? Was Acts 2 a booster shot? C'mon Ferris!

33 But this shall be the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel; After those days, saith the Lord, I will put my law in their inward parts, and write it in their hearts; and will be their God, and they shall be my people. Is this with or without the Holy Ghost infilling?

Peter used the name Iesous. He used it in every word and deed. Jesus taught him to do that per Mark 16.

And whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father Does all really mean all?

Guys, can anyone think of a scripture that says that we must use a specific name for every one of the words and deeds that we do in the new testament? Does anyone know that baptism is both word and deed?

Which one did Peter use at Pentecost?

Is that name what Peter and Paul used? Is that name what Philip used? Is that name what the Samaritans were baptized in? You better stick with the script.

Again, the New Testament started at Pentecost. Without the Holy Ghost, nobody is in the New Testament church. The death of the testator already happened. But the Holy Ghost was yet to be poured out until Acts 2. I would never assume that the covenant was enforced before the Holy Ghost was...

Yep, a specific name.

Jesus' name is "son"?

Of course he had to die. But, nobody was given the Holy Ghost until Acts 2. The new covenant is without the Holy Ghost?

If it sounds like Iesous, it is Iesous.... to God. Languages are varied, but God knows them all.

That is a title.

Jesus..Iesous...same thing.

Jesus. God heard it. It sounds just like Iesous. That is how languages mimic each other. Yashua or Yahweh is absolutely some other name that has zero similarity. You might as well say "kangaroo".

Okay, since you say Acts 2:38 is Grace, is it works?