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I dont ask entrapping questions, nor do I answer them. If you have something to say, say it.

I absolutely agree with what you quoted, especially the words you did not underline and put in red. We are forgiven. Go back to Romans 4... Sin is not imputed. Now since you want to draw from 1 John, go to chapter 3:9. It says if we are born of God we do not sin and CANNOT sin. It gels...

I find it interesting that water was never mentioned in acts 19. Nor at pentacost in chapter 2. Again, there were some that were baptized in water. No problem with that at all. John bapized with water unto repentance and pointed to Christ. What did Jon say Jesus would bapize with? The Holy...

The book of Romans is a great reference for this topic; specifically chapters 4 - 8. In ch 4:7-8 Paul quotes a Psalm by saying are inquities a forgiven, sins are covered and God will not impute sin. The latter point notes a future tense: God will not impute sin. It won't be accounted to us...

Great. I an more interested in what he says. And what I heard was fine.

Again I am not sure that knowing the scripture is equivalent to knowing the scripture. The thief on the cross next to Jesus may have known nothing about Jesus, other than he was something special and was who he said he was. I don't know. Haven't thought about it. There is a unique thing...

Put up the article...

Well I got half way through the clip. Didn't find fault with any if it. What do you object to stranger? Did he say sonething wrong? So Dword posts a sermon he likes and he gets accused of worshipping the guy. I haven't even heard the whole sermon and I like it. He might have alot of other...

Very interesting and thought provoking post. Not sure if I agree or disagree. Jesus said come and learn of me. He said we must worship in spirit and in truth. Peter said we are kings and priests in training. So I tend to look at doctrine in high regard. Its got to be right! But Peter...

Being baptized into Christ (meaning being immersed in him and his word, or even plainer stated: "truth") is the baptism which is needed. But there is nothing wrong with water baptism. Not necessary but not wrong.

You said the BS word and got away with it! LOL! My Pastor is one who will rebuke and hammer down when needed. He always reminds us to "stack it up against ourselves". We all sin, we all mess up and no one is doing it right except by faith. No one needs to be looked down upon. If someone...

Ok. Fair enough. I still think its a bit creepy but to each his own. I assume he wasn't a goof. Just a typo, right? If thats the story I don't see what there is to worship him about. A bit disturbing for me, but no worshipping. Do relics in general have any religious roll? I've heard it...

I made no such claim. Mungo... I am on your side on this one as I've said countless times. Once again, under grace I do believe you can have statues pictures etc as long as you aren't worshipping them. And if you say you aren't doing that, I will take your word for it. I just honestly want...

Mungo, What's he doing with that skull? Seriously, I would like to know. It does seem rather bizzare... I'd even say it macabre. So what's going on here?

An interesting note to this is that there is a man named Lamech of Cain's linage who also killed a man (or two depending on interpretation) who claimed if Cain was avenged 7 fold he woild be 77 fold avenged. The difference is that God told Cain that. Lamech told his wives. So I don't know if...

I can agree to that. Even when we may perceive it not to be good, its still good.

The obvious problem is God didn't make a bunch of men at that point, just one: Adam. Gen 1:26-27 doesn't make much sense in that light until you skip to chapter 5. This is the book of the generations of Adam. In the day that God created man, in the likeness of God made he him; [2] Male and...

Well, it took all of 5 posts to turn this wonderful idea to go bad.

You will now be put on my ignore list.

He was circumsized on the 8th day.