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1 John 5:7 shows a case for the Trinity. Isaiah 9:6 shows a case for oneness.

@marks Going to get something to eat. Could you acknowledge #135?

I can see that in Scripture, and I see it as the Trinity. You may be against the doctrine of the Trinity. I see both sides, and they are both okay with me.

On that scale, yes, that would be a wonder. But on a one on one scale, we can cast out demons and heal. But you must know WHO you are in Christ.

Was she a Christian at the time? I'm not sure of the timing.

I've had a miracle the same as Jesus turning water into wine. Wouldn't you call miracles, signs and wonders. It sure was a wonderful wonder to me! What would you call a sign and wonder?

Really? Do you speak in tongues? I thought you didn't believe that the tongues spoken today by Pentecostals was scriptural?

To me, they are the same thing. To a Pentecostal, that is what they would say just because of semantics. They believe you receive the Holy Spirit at the rebirth, but the 2nd filling is the "baptism." I don't. Scripturally, Acts of the Apostles 1:5 calls the first, the "baptism," so, so do I...

When I click on someones username and want to see their "messages" it has been coming up as an ERROR. Will that be fixed soon?

But because of the power of the Holy Spirit in us killing our desire to sin, Jesus' yoke is easy, and His burden is light. Without this power, we would be struggling as those without Christ, but only the Law of Moses in Romans 7.

I do see it taught in the Bible. However, it is not as clear because the disciples walked and learned from Jesus, but didn't have the Spirit to not sin, i.e., Peter's denial. But after the resurrection, Jesus blew His Spirit into the 11 disciples, John 20. That was their "first." Yet, Jesus told...

I like that explanation. At the FIRST, Jesus was the Word, and was God. He had no beginning and no end. And the Last, Jesus is the embodiment of the Godhead - all three. Isaiah 9:6

This is where you and Behold agree, and I know that this is false. Anyone who has experienced the awesome baptism in the Spirit and becomes a new creature KNOWS IT IMMEDIATELY, because they are suddenly free from the DESIRE to sin from the old nature. Those who still "see the ongoing presence of...

Not until you read my post. You are WRONG about Romans 7, and that is your main problem.

Look at #105 that shows both of our posts. Let me ask a different way. Does a Christian still sin, but still lives? THAT is what you left out.

I've read your complete post and have always known your error, but I will take these one at a time. Your statement is false. When Paul said a Christian is dead to sin, and that we are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, what do you think he meant? Open your mind to what I am saying. You...

What is "this"?

He's wrong. And you may be too. The first benefit is the rebirth (freedom from sin) which is from the baptism of the Holy Spirit, that also gives us individual authorities from Mark 16:16-18. The second benefit are gifts for ministry for the profit of all from 1 Corinthians 12 (sin was already...

I'm talking about sin. Read it again; don't be like Behold who can't understand plain English.

So you left out that sins in "But in Christ, we can die, but still live! So you don't mean "But in Christ, the soul that sins dies, but still live!