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I dislike tattoos myself because of the Old Testament prohibition of them.

They baptized me in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins. On three separate occasions I was baptized in this manner.

So we are quickened by the Holy Spirit so that we can hear, and then regeneration comes through the hearing of faith? This is what I was saying all along, with Romans 5:1-2.

I was baptized in a Oneness church and I believe in the Trinity: but I also try to emphasize the Oneness of the Lord.

My understanding of Oneness is that they do not deny the Trinity but emphasize the Oneness of God in order to promote a more accurate understanding of the Trinity.

Okay. I am interested in @Enoch111's answer to the question.

I don't think it is...but then again, I have the gift of tongues and therefore I have not felt the condemnation that comes from it to those who do not have the gift. I don't think that there is anything doctrinally wrong with radical Pentecostalism.

Also, radical Pentecostalism is no cult.

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A word for the moderators of a different message board.

Wait a minute...I thought that He creates new life in them and then they believe through the spoken word....

Does it have anything to do with the way that cancer is put into remission?

So says the devil. Actually, I have a divine mandate to preach (Matthew 28:19-20, Mark 16:15)...so if I do not have the divine right to do so, then God has required me to do something, and also has not given me the liberty to do it! See also Psalms 94:20, Acts of the Apostles 4:19-20, Acts of...

His goodness can indeed include His justice in proclaiming the judgments of the law (which is also an aspect of His love that is not often associated with love).

His love and His goodness, although similar, are not exactly the same thing.

And also, the question was to @Dave L.

Nevertheless it is the law that is a schoolmaster to lead men to Christ (Galatians 3:24-25, Romans 3:19-20, Psalms 19:7 (kjv)); showing them that they are sinners in need of a Saviour.

You really don't need to belabour the point...

Should it be my aim to get the person in my audience to simply become unconcerned over the salvation of their soul, as the doctrine you (@Dave L) have preached seems to produce? Or should my preaching, rather, have the intent of producing conviction of sin and a very real concern over their...

@Dave L?