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I'm not sure I understand all your saying here. Paul did have his own gospel, his own message. It was given him by the resurrected Christ. (Gal. 1:11-12) (Eph. 3:4-5) Stranger

It needs no reconciling. That the Son is God is true. That the Father is God is true. That the Holy Spirit is God is true. All three Persons were active in the creation. Stranger

Your concoction of the 'diversified' LORD' is meaningless. I told you that God is one. He will be called He because He is one God. When He speaks, He speaks as God alone. When He speaks He says 'I' as God is One. But God is three Persons. The Father is God and so can be called God...

(Gen. 1:26) "And God said, Let us...." That is one God. Yet a plurality of Persons. "Let us" I already told you, God speaks as one God. He is a 'He', one. One God. But God is three Persons. Stranger

I gave you the verses. I don't know what else to say. James is clear that the person is a believer. Being a believer saves you because it means you have exercised faith in Christ. Salvation is not offered to demons even if they have good works. Do you think satan can not do good works...

You won't do it because you can't do it and be Roman. I don't mind listening to the leaders of a church. But I don't listen to the leaders of the Roman Church. I don't reject His Church. I am part of His Church. I reject Romes effort to place me under their rule and authority. Stranger

Go back and read post #(1063). I showed you the person is a believer. The person is saved. Thus your comparison does not work for infant baptism. The infant has neither faith nor deeds. Forget it. (James 2:19) is against you. Stranger

I have 100% certainty. Why is that? Stranger

No, I reject much of what the Roman Church teaches. And today, I reject much of what the Protestant church teaches. I can do that because I go by the Scripture only. You can't do that. You must tow the line for the Roman pope. For the Roman Church. Jesus Christ said, 'It is written'...

If the person is saved, then they are a believer. If a person is a believer then they are saved. I showed you that the person was a believer. Thus they are saved. The only reason to introduce 'sin' in (James 5:15) is if the sickness is due to sin. Therefore there is no comparison to...

No, I'm claiming to be able to read the Scriptures. James is showing that the one being healed is a believer. Why would sins even be brought up if it was not perhaps the result of sin. I say perhaps because Scripture says that. "If" (James 5:15) (James 1:2) "My brethren...." (James...

Show me any Protestant that holds to infant salvation by water baptism and I will show you a Protestant that is wrong. Scriptures don't teach it. I reject water Baptismal Regeneration. You and Rome do not see the difference between water and Spirit baptism. My faith is in Christ as given...

Well, it's not something you believe. And you don't know by experience. So how do you know? Where is your evidence and proof? The Christian believes and knows because the Spirit of God gives it to him to believe and know. How do you know? Stranger

The Christian believes and knows. We are not of this world. We are of the Spirit of our Father, God. Our experience with God and His Holy Spirit is not the same as your experience with some worldly spirit. If you have entered some sort of 'dimension' as you call it, it is not of God's...

How do you know? Stranger

You can worry about the Fathers all you want. I am going according to Scripture. No infant baptism in (Acts 2:39). The promise is not infant baptism. And the promise is to the descendants of the Jewish people. Stranger

More circles. (John 3:5) does not refer to water baptism. Go back and reread our discussion. (Note, not that it will do you any good.) Stranger

What? James said the sick person was saved. (James 5:7) "Be patient therefore, brethren...." (5:10) "Take, my brethren, the prophets..." (5:14) "Is any sick among you...." Who is being addressed? The brethren. Christians. The sick among the Christians is being addressed. The...

I will take you at your word, that you have hardened your heart and God will not allow any repentance. However, your statement that your life is apart from Christ is not correct. If your life was apart from Christ you would not be worried about your salvation as you are. One of the...

Sanctification is not the same as justification. Sanctification occurs after one is born-again. And it then continues fore the life of the person. No water baptism in (John 3:5). You are going in circles again. Stranger