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  1. Netchaplain

    List of Totally or Partially Omitted, Transposed and Interpolated Bible Passages

    Hi, and thanks for your reply! The footnotes are just misleading excuses! These translations are briefed due to omissions, and just enough not to be noticed to those who do not read and study the Word much. It reminds me of rat poison, which is 90% cornmeal and 10% arsenic. In my opinion the...
  2. Netchaplain

    List of Totally or Partially Omitted, Transposed and Interpolated Bible Passages

    Most Bible studies will not involve one of the most significant issues of the times, which has to do with modern Bible translations. This issue of course cannot effect one’s salvation, but will effect one’s spiritual growth, not receiving all of God’s Word and being exposed to misleading...
  3. Netchaplain

    Scriptural Baptism

    Dr. Kenneth Wuest stated that “the Greek word for ‘baptism’ speaks of the introduction or placing of a person or thing into a new environment or into union with something else, so as to alter its condition or its relationship to its previous environment or condition.” When we believed, the Holy...
  4. Netchaplain

    Faith’s Strength

    How strong your faith is, will be determined by three primary elements: how much you study the Word of God, how you understand the Word of God and proper application of the Word of God! Knowing God’s Word is what can save a soul if “rightly dividing” (2Tim 2:15 - understanding) the Word, and...
  5. Netchaplain

    Truth Be Said

    One can know God casually and be saved. But He needs to be known intimately, so a Christian can grow in the image of Christ (Rom 8:29; 1Co 15:49; 2Co 3:18). How do we get to know God intimately? Through enough church attendance and Bible study. There’s no way He would allow a believer to grow...
  6. Netchaplain

    Love’s Loveliness

    Hi, and appreciate the depth pf your comments! Man's love is conditional is accordance with how we love ourselves; but God's love through us is unconditional, it being a love from His love (Jhn 15:12).
  7. Netchaplain

    Love’s Loveliness

    It may seem a strange thing to say, but I say it after considerable thought, and some years of experience in talking to people of all kinds, that there is hardly anything so little understood by Christians generally as the love of God When I say “the love of God,” I do not mean His love to the...
  8. Netchaplain

    “It Became Him”

    It's Christ Who makes us "worthy" or deserving (1Co 11:27, 29; Act 5:41; Eph 4:1; Col 1:10; 1Th 2:12; 2Th1:5; 1Ti 5:18, 11; Rev 3:4). Thanks for your reply and God bless!
  9. Netchaplain

    “It Became Him”

    “For it became Him, for whom are all things, and by whom are all things, in bringing people unto glory, to make the captain of their salvation perfect through sufferings. For both He that sanctifieth and they who are sanctified are all of one: for which cause He is not ashamed to call them...
  10. Netchaplain

    Already Delivered

    Hi Brother, and thanks for the reply! It's my understanding that "The remission of sins that are past" (Rom 3:25) are in reference of the sins of those who believed in God in the OT. It's also my belief that "all sins" are forgiven through Christ (Mar 3:28).
  11. Netchaplain

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    Hi, and appreciate the video! Stanley is obviously a false teacher, not preaching the truth, and I think his teachings are still on 91.5 FM, Bott Radio. They should ban his teachings because if anyone teaches anything false, they usually have many other false teachings, though Stanley died in 23...
  12. Netchaplain

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    Nobody can live apart from sin, the source (old man) yet remains within the saint; but we can live without willfully sinning, which is the point! God doesn't hold the believer accountable for their sin because He knows we don't want to sin (Rom 7:19; Phl 2:13). I also like and agree with your...
  13. Netchaplain

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    Hi! True, Christians aren't charged with the guilt of sin!
  14. Netchaplain

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    Living in sin manifests one has not been saved! Thanks for your comments.
  15. Netchaplain

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    Nobody lives without sinning, and we need not let "the old man" discourage us because it's part of how God wants to do things. Like Adam and Eve, they knew what God commanded them but they did not know His holiness; the only way to know His holiness is to learn about sin by being examples. Hi...
  16. Netchaplain

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    Confession and repentance are things we continue do in our lives. Asking for forgiveness is ok if you want to continue to ask, but it's not necessary. When we get saved is when we ask for forgiveness, which is necessary and covers all our sins. Confession means "to admit," thus it's admitting...
  17. Netchaplain

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    Hi, I would need to generalize your reply a bit to figure out what you are trying to say. Thanks.
  18. Netchaplain

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    Confession (admitting we sinned),repentance (discontinue a sinful commission) and forgiveness are a given during the time you are being saved; and from there on we always live in repentance as a constant attitude. When we realize we sin, we can just thank God for His forgiveness (He is always...
  19. Netchaplain

    “Once For All”

    One who lusts after a woman is yet to be reborn. Just like obeying God demonstrates love to God, as disobeying Him demonstrates unbelief in Him; "He that loveth me not keepeth not My sayings . . . If a man love Me, he will keep My words" (Jhn 14:23, 24). Thanks for your replies and God bless!
  20. Netchaplain

    “Once For All”

    That's a interesting point! We know lusting after another women is sin, and a sin like this would involve willfulness.