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Go back and read again. I said Christ is not telling the world to go and preach the Gospel. It is to the disciples, the believers. (Mark 16:16) "He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved; but he that believeth not shall be damned." Note it did not say he that is not water...

You can make believe about DNA all you want. The point is that the sin of Adam is imputed to the whole human race simply because God imputes it. And when God does not impute sin, it is not imputed. Those who sinned from Adam to Moses did not have their sins imputed to them. Thus they are...

No. God says so. God says righteousness was not imputed to him till (Gen. 15:6). Was Abraham doing good works and being obedient to God before that, and after that? Yes. But righteousness was imputed to him only when he could do nothing but believe. Ouch. Stranger

Christ is not telling the world to go preach and baptize. He is telling His disciples. Stranger

So why did Noah need grace? Stranger

One that supported what you said. I said God never told the world to build a boat. You said no, but He told them to believe and be baptized. What Scripture do you use to support that. Noah was saved for the same reason any one else is saved. By faith. He was already saved before he built...

Noah was eternally saved long before he began building the boat. (Gen. 6:8,7:1) Stranger

I have showed you many times. See post #(225,272) You don't understand, (ignore), (pervert), 'imputation'. (Rom. 5:13-14) is explaining (Rom. 5:12). Note the word 'For' in (13). It is proving that Adams sin was imputed to the whole race of man. Because even though between Adam and Moses...

No, you miss it entirely. They died not for their sins but because of the sin of Adam. You are still trying to make those from Adam to Moses die because of their sins. And Scripture is clear, they did not. (Rom. 5:134-14) "...sin is not imputed when there is no law. Nevertheless death...

But (Rom. 5:13-14) proves your belief wrong. You have not explained why did those die from Adam to Moses when God did not impute their sins to them. Still waiting. (Deut. 24:16) does not discount or negate (Rom. 5:13-14). (Deut. 24:16) is speaking to a persons sins under the Law God...

I mock and rail at your attempt to make Noah's building of the Ark the reason he was eternally saved. I gave you the Scripture for my reason to mock and rail. Which you ignore...of course. And, you make remarks now, but give no Scripture. Why? Are you lazy? Or is it because there is...

Yes they are different. Noah was saved eternally already. He built the Ark as a result of his faith. Building the Ark did not determine if Noah was eternally saved. God never instructed the world to build the Ark. (Gen. 6:8) "But Noah found grace in the eyes of the LORD," (Gen. 7:1)...

You gave no explanation. You use (Deut. 24:16) to refute the imputation of God shown in (Rom. 5:13-14). You reject the imputation of Adam's sin to the human race, and therefore reject the imputation of the sin of the human race to Christ. (Rom. 5:13-14) is given to explain the importance...

Good reality. True story. As a child, 4 or 5, our old refrigerator went out. It was very small. So, Daddy bought another one. Me and my sister were eatin supper at the table when he brought the new one in on a dolly. It was huge compared to the old one. I turned to my sister and said...

Answer the question. Stranger

What a coward. Crawfish. Stranger

What a coward. Crawfish. Stranger

Well, you need to distinguish. Are you talking about Noah being saved from the flood or saved eternally from sin? You spoke in the opening post as if you were talking about being saved from sin. Perhaps I misunderstood. Stranger

So Noah wasn't saved till after he built the boat? Stranger

Yes, Noah was saved long before he began building the boat. I was being facetious. It is interesting to me that because Noah believed and built the boat, he condemned the world. (Heb. 11:7) I believe that is a powerful statement. Much there that I would like to know. Stranger