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Good point. Stranger

You don't pray for me Mary. You say you do, but you don't. I asked you what do you say? What do you pray for me? When you go to bed at night and pray to God what do you ask of Him concerning me? It is so easy to say I am sad and am praying for you. Sure. I bet. Yes, your sadness...

What? You sent me to post #93 in 'Lessons for historical Mary'. That doesn't say anything about me supporting child sex slavery. Stranger

And I have told you that no infants are baptized by the direction of the head of the family. And no Scripture indicates such. Infants can be part of the family. But not part of baptism. I did explain (Acts 2:39). You reject that for teaching that is outside of the Bible. Sorry...

(Rev. 20:1-7) Stranger

As I said, don't waste your sadness on me. It doesn't affect me. Oh really? What do you pray for me about Mary? Tell me. You bring up charges against me concerning child sex slavery, where do you come up with this. Why do you not provide the proof of what you are saying? Give me the...

Where does it say the decision to be baptized is based on the head of the family? So, since I a man am the head of my family, my family doesn't need to be baptized? Or, are you saying, I as the head of my family, determines their salvation? I have already told you. Any believer can...

(Rev. 20:1-7) Stranger

You make some very good points. I will remember them. Stranger

@Nancy Thanks. Stranger

One of the best songs producing worship in me to Jesus Christ is the old hymn 'Stricken, Smitten, and Afflicted'. Fernando Ortega does a great rendition of this song. I am not that computer savy to produce it here for you, but you can find it. Stranger

Oh gee...thanks. Stranger

Isn't that sweet. Stranger

Scripture Mary...Scripture. You want to mock me because I hold to Scripture. So, I mocked your insinuation. Get over it. It's not pride to say infant baptism is worthless. It is being true to Scripture. Oh, I guess you are telling me you are kind, and caring, and loving? Glad you...

I only quoted the passages that had direct meaning to baptism. (Acts 2:39) is talking about the promise God has given. Yes, it is for the children of Israel and of all of the Gentiles who God may call. It means nothing to proving any infant baptism. The promise is directly given to Israel...

Key words to your statement: "I dunno". To which I agree. Did I say anything about 'irrelevant'? I mean, golly, prolly, Mrs molly. hdw Stranger

n2thelight See (John 20:27). The same body Jesus had when He walked this earth, was the one resurrected. Stranger

What kind of body did Adam and Eve have? Stranger

You mockingly asked me if God told me this . I mockingly replied to you. Don't be too sad for me, I am not affected by your 'sadness'. If you or anyone else performs an infant baptism, the infant is not baptized. I agree with many things the Roman Church says. But, I disagree with...

Scripture provides the purpose and reason to be baptized. One believes and is baptized. (Acts 2:34-38) Anyone baptized in Scripture was a believer. Entire families would have been baptized as they would have believed. Infants are not in the place to make a decision. Stranger