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Hello Brakelite, He told you to eat the "biscuit" Brakelite (1 Corinthians 11:24-25, Luke 22:19). You, in an effort to be derogatory and belittling toward us Christians, call it a biscuit. Paul disagrees with you (1 Corinthians 10:16). But that's ok Braklite. Us Christians have been persecuted...

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I know you felt like you provided evidence...but it really wasn't.....so I digress. Show me in Scripture where it says DON'T baptize infants and I will join you in your fight against babies being saved (1 Peter 3:21) just like adults. Here is the truth Wrangler. There is YOUR bible and then...

Comedy hour continues.....

Thanks M. Pardo, Moses was a Hebrew or Israelite from the tribe of Levi and the Jewish identity emerged later. That means he lived before the two historic kingdoms were formed and before the word “Jew” or “Judean” was invented. However, Moses was from the same family lines that were...

Yup, the Apostle Johns presumption is wrong, and you are right. :goodj:

Wow...you wrote a lot of words that completely confused the entire conversation and didn't address my question. But I eventually found your answer. Soooo you said, "The Holy Spirit will confirm whether something is actually Inspired." So I asked you Do you believe Joseph Smith, Martin Luther...

You say it's nothing new and has been there all the time! Why did God wait hundreds and hundreds of years to reveal it to Christianity? I mean after all, what you have said is a teaching that has only been around a few hundred years.

Yes, John said He "will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and with fire"! In Scripture fire is equated to the Holy Spirit. They are one in the same. When we are baptized we receive the Holy Spirit. What I meant by "new" is that this teaching that there is a Holy Spirit baptism ONLY, without...

It is very rare to see anyone on this forum apologize and say sorry. I appreciate it. Mary

Yes, it makes a difference. I now see how others view water baptism. You said that "Some say this one baptism is water baptism, and some say this is the spiritual baptism..". Just to be clear: MOST Christian churches teach that water baptism IS the One Baptism and then there are SOME that...

The first thing you can do to "help" is to stop being so condescending. I just lost a lot of respect for you with this condesending post. The 2nd thing you can do is explain to me how YOU know the truth, but the men of the Catholic Church don't know the truth? Were you guided by the Holy Spirit...

Yes, I do understand your interpretation of Scripture. Thank you for taking the time to spell it all out. Mary

You crack me up wrangler.....I am very aware some people can read. Reading Scripture does not equate to understanding Scripture. Not only are you coy but you like to dodge questions. Let's try again: Are there any other passages from Scripture that connect water to amniotic fluid? Or is it the...

Ummmm....OK. This is a fun game we are playing. Being coy!! We have already established that you have been taught that the water in John 3:5 refers to amniotic fluid. Are there any other passages from Scripture that connect water to amniotic fluid? Or is it the one and only time that the OT...

Ummmm....OK. Soooooo quote from Scripture where Scripture corresponds water to mean birth water and I will accept your POV. riddle me this Wrangler: The POV that the water in John 3:5 meant birth water is a POV that is only about 500 years old. That POV was created AFTER the reformation...

Nope, not saying that marks. It's not complicated marks. I am only saying what Scripture says. Calling upon the name of the Lord is ONE of the MANY things Scripture says that we must do to be saved: 1. For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. – Romans 10:13 2. For by...

Where did she say that the Holy Spirit taught her that? I don't see it in her post. She said "it came to me years back" and YOU are inserting Holy Spirit into that. ;) Riddle me this marks: If Nancy, a (hu)man, was taught by the Holy Spirit that the water in John 3:5 means birth water then does...

Hey Nancy, We are saved by grace through faith. But there are many other things that Scripture says we must do to be saved: Repentance (Acts 2:38, 2 Peter 3:9), declaring with our mouths (Luke 12:8, Romans 10:9) etc etc.....I know that you know the other things, so I won't continue. I get the...

Thanks Nancy. Another way to look at this is that at no point, not ever, not once does Scripture correspond water to mean birth water. To insert that interpretation into that vs is creating an entirely new interpretation never heard of BEFORE or SINCE and, as stated previously. i In summary...