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He had His disciples do it for Him (John 4:2). As did Paul (Acts of the Apostles 18:8, 1 Corinthians 1:14-17).

Baptism will seal the deal so that you can have absolute assurance (Mark 16:16). But a person can be saved merely by believing (John 3:16; Romans 5:1-2; Ephesians 2:8-9) and can also receive absolute assurance if they call on the name of the Lord (Romans 10:13).

I recall what I need to recall...that it was not an adequate answer to my questions. Also, I am not certain which of your statements you are referring to when you say that you have already answered my questions. Try to make it clear for everyone your answer to my question and what question it...

Hi @Christophany, Please give us your opinion and exposition of Mark 13:32.

btw, Welcome to the Boards, @Bartholomew Jones.

Apparently I'm so idle that I've been working on this for your edification for a certain period of time: Commentary on Romans.

Yes, I agree. I believe, however, that there are some who would claim to agree with the above who in all reality do not believe in the Trinity but in a form of Tritheism. The true Trinity identifies the members of the Godhead as being distinct; not separate.

see posts #1-#6 of the following thread: True Trinity.

Any time a prooftext is given, the person receiving the text is free to look at the context in their own Bible. However, they would be making a mistake to attempt to make the prooftext say something different than what it says all by its lonesome; using the context. I believe that every verse...

I have made it a general rule that I don't backtrack when it comes to posting on message boards. So if I missed something, I am going to continue to miss it unless you post it again or at least post a link to the post where you answered my question.

I'm pretty certain that I was paying attention and that you didn't adequately answer my questions. Try again.

The verse in question has men who are dead in sin asking the Lord to quicken them. How are they able to ask the Lord to quicken them if they are dead in trespasses and sins? And if they are spiritually alive, why are they asking the Lord to do what He has already done in them?

From my perspective the Holy Ghost overshadowed the womb of Mary and became one with the egg in her womb...thus forming the hypostatic union; wherein we know that it is sound doctrine that Jesus is 100% God and 100% Man.

As far as I'm concerned you have lost the argument....because you will not answer a simple question saying that you have already answered it when you did not answer it.

See John 1:12, Romans 10:13, perhaps also Acts of the Apostles 2:38.

So, Jeremiah was born again before he was born?

Are you saying that we will still be saved if we fall away before reaching the finish line? I would say the enduring to the end is something that God does in the believer who is counted as good soil...if someone is rocky ground, they don't endure to the end but fall away when trial or...

Every cult has this as its teaching concerning their particular doctrine and practice. The reality is that Jesus said, I am the way and the truth and the life; no man cometh unto the Father except by me. (John 14:6). It is a relationship with Jesus Christ that matters: He is the only mediator...

Mary is the mother of the humanity of God the Son.

1 John 4:1-3, 2 John 1:7.