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    The Great Global Reset.... is the Great Tribulation

    The New World Order is not some flimsy conspiracy theory. It's a very real idea perpetuated by the global elite.
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    God's Word does ""not"" teach that baptism is essential for salvation.

    Therefore believing without baptism saves everyone
  3. friend of

    God's Word does ""not"" teach that baptism is essential for salvation.

    Yet the vast majority of verses on salvation teach only belief in Christ fir salvation, not water dunking. @Marymog
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    God's Word does ""not"" teach that baptism is essential for salvation.

    Why can't you interact with the scripture I've posted? Why?
  5. friend of

    God's Word does ""not"" teach that baptism is essential for salvation.

    Goodness gracious. If he was commanded to water baptize people, he would NOT have said that he was grateful that he baptized "none of you"
  6. friend of

    God's Word does ""not"" teach that baptism is essential for salvation.

    You still continue to ignore the very real scripture I've posted. Until you do that i cant take you seriously
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    God's Word does ""not"" teach that baptism is essential for salvation.

    Look man (woman?) Paul's own words were that he baptized hardly anyone. Think for one second, why he would say such a thing if water sprinkling was the true way to salvation. It's not. Faith in Christ is what matters. Why is this so difficult for you to comprehend?
  8. friend of

    God's Word does ""not"" teach that baptism is essential for salvation.

    Oh, I'm not cherry picking. I've addressed your verses. In this thread, I'm bringing to light what Paul himself explicitly stated. For the last time, he stated that he was glad that he had not baptized many. Full stop. You have yet to answer as to WHY Paul said such a thing.
  9. friend of

    God's Word does ""not"" teach that baptism is essential for salvation.

    Except he didn't. The text explicitly states that he did not baptize many.
  10. friend of

    God's Word does ""not"" teach that baptism is essential for salvation.

    Okay, I guess you're not going to engage in the scriptures I've provided. Moving along...
  11. friend of

    God's Word does ""not"" teach that baptism is essential for salvation.

    You kind of confirm your own point by saying this. It's not. Faith is what matters
  12. friend of

    God's Word does ""not"" teach that baptism is essential for salvation.

    He's speaking about Spirit baptism. Not water
  13. friend of

    God's Word does ""not"" teach that baptism is essential for salvation.

    How are people even arguing with this logic?
  14. friend of

    More about Salvation

    @Behold what do you make of the verse Hebrews 12:14
  15. friend of

    God's Word does ""not"" teach that baptism is essential for salvation.

    It says so right there Christ did not send me to baptize. Christ did, however, send Paul to save others. To save everyone he can. Thus baptism is not what saves anyone
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    God's Word does ""not"" teach that baptism is essential for salvation.

    Nice attempt. But no, that doesn't fit
  17. friend of

    God's Word does ""not"" teach that baptism is essential for salvation.

    Just answer me this @historyb Why would St. Paul thank God that he baptized none of those people?
  18. friend of

    God's Word does ""not"" teach that baptism is essential for salvation.

    Are you going to engage with the scriptures I've posted or not?
  19. friend of

    God's Word does ""not"" teach that baptism is essential for salvation.

    No. That verse says nothing about baptism being required for salvation.