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Yes.

Mark 16:16-18

You have to read past verse 16. It doesn't end there.

That's why I said the fourth was the FIRST.

2 Peter 1:2-11 would be a good thing to study. Especially those last verses of who is assured of a place in heaven. 2 Grace and peace be multiplied to you in the knowledge of God and of Jesus our Lord, 3 as His divine power has given to us all things that pertain to life and godliness, through...

I would rather teach what makes the true version of our assurance. And it has to do with not only being made free from sin, but abiding in Him, and He in us so that all we want to do is be pleasing in His sight. 1 John 3:21-24 Those who are really looking forward to heaven purify themselves. 1...

I was baptized three times BEFORE I was saved; but then I was baptized for the right reasons for the 4th time, but really the first.

And what does it say those who believe will do?

He did it when He baptized me with His Spirit and came inside me. He did it all. I just acknowledged that I couldn't stop sinning no matter how hard I tried, and acknowledged that He was stronger than I was, so would He do it for me. And that got the ball rolling and a chain reaction started...

Yes, have you? Knowing the TRUTH - that we are dead to sin, and then reckoning in our mind that we are dead to sin lets us know that we don't have to sin. Romans 6. There is always a way of escape from temptation. James. We have been made free from the lusts of the world 2 Peter 1:2-4.

Exactly. 1 John 3:9; 1 John 5:18

Correct. So now with that in mind, what has Jesus redeemed us from? John 8:32-36

Yes, but that doesn't have to do with Adam. What about Adam did Jesus redeem us from?

Do you know????

What does Jesus do in us that achieves that?

Hi theefaith, What do you believe we are redeemed from?

I find these two statements by Luther to be contradictory. I agree with the first, but not the second. "We are not made righteous by doing righteous deeds; but when we have been made righteous we do righteous deeds." LUTHER "No sin can separate us from Him, even if we were to kill or commit...

I agree with the rest, but I don't know what you mean here????

This is a question for any Reformationists who have read this book by the Reformationist, Martin Chemnitz, 1522-1586 Of course, this means that Jesus was fully God and fully man. My question for you (that I do not have the answer for as I've not read the book) is in what way did he describe the...