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Let's see... 38 Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. I just don't believe you.

You still are not telling us how to be saved. I will give you one hint…. Acts 2:38. Ever hear of it?

No, Abraham was saved by faith via his works by obedience to God. His descendants whether spiritual or natural are saved as per their time period. Babies are not required to believe or have good works unto salvation.

You squeezed Abraham into this?... 3 Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God. Being born again is the exception, right?

Hint, to get to the kingdom of heaven one must qualify for the kingdom of God.... 21 Neither shall they say, Lo here! or, lo there! for, behold, the kingdom of God is within you.

If the kingdom of God is only for the born again per John 3, then what about Abraham? He cannot see it, correct?

The "kingdom of God" is not the "kingdom of heaven".

If you cannot tell someone how to scripturally be saved. You are likely not saved.

You sorta did.

I was a Catholic. I was rebaptized in the name of Jesus for the remission of my sins on Oct 7, 1979. The RCC first protested Acts 2:38 in the 4th century, thus they are the original protestants. The "protestants" as we think of, are her daughters, who also protest Acts 2:38. No matter what...

Yes, but rebaptized in the name of Jesus for the remission of my sins

Acts 2:38

In short the Alexandrian was incomplete and stood alone. Bad translation material. Perfect for modern version material. It is as divided from the KJV as the Matt 28:19 crowd is divided from the Acts 2:38 crowd.

Truth is, the Alexandrian is the lone source for all modern translations. The missing verses in the Alexandrian are in the RT.

Simply, those that are born again via Acts 2:38 will, and do now(partially), see the invisible kingdom of God. The rest will be judged according to their works per Rev 20. .....Their works. Now, to make sure our good works and bad works are not compared per Rev 20, we must obey Acts 2:38, be...

I I can bet you don't even know the NT plan of salvation?

Just think. You advocate the idea that your bloodline is righteous. Whoah!

The KJV debunked again by those pesky footnotes. The modern versions use a different Greek manuscript than the Received text. They cannot be compared. The many are debunked by the one per the modernist.

It’s kind of nice to find a modern translation that would be more comfortable to our tastebuds. you learn a doctrine and outcomes a translation to reinforce it. Can’t get better than that.

Acts 20 is not "proving with fire". You are a parable. A bot, obviously.