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You need to tell the apostle Paul not to be concerned about how people think and live. Galatians 5:19-21. Your religion has convinced you, you've got nothing to fear about heaven or hell. You better listen to Paul. He teaches no one will inherit the kingdom of God that practise any of these...

Matthew 5:44, - but I say to you, love your enemies, bless those who curse you, do good to those who hate you and pray for those who spitefully use you and persecute you 1Corinthians 13:6, - Love does not rejoice in iniquity but rejoices in the truth Proverbs 24:17-18, - do not rejoice when...

Eternally Grateful enjoys watching others argue/disagree. Exactly the opposite of what the heart of a Christian should be. A true Christian desires peace, edification, truth, unity Not arguing, strife, disunity. Romans 14:19, - therefore let us pursue the things which make for peace and the...

I'm praying you and your son make it through this extremely difficult year. I've had sepsis this year also. It spread to my heart and lungs.

I'm no longer interested in having any discussion with someone who doesn't know me, yet accuses me of loving money more than God.

I'm convinced you're not reading my responses. Here it is again, did you ever bother reading it?

If you can prove with scripture that God commanded them to do this not of their own free will but to be saved. Then I must give up everything I own to be saved. And so must everyone else to be saved.

Are you accusing me of loving money more than God?

I'm not interested in going off topic to any topic that you want to discuss. The discussion is on Baptism. If you are done with this discussion that's fine but I'm not going to discuss just any topic of your interest.

No Miss, Acts 2:44-45, and Luke 18:18-22 do not equate!!! Were the Christians in Acts 2:44-45 commanded by Jesus to give up all their possessions because they loved money more than God? These two stories are not both teaching on sin and eternal life. Acts 2:44-45 these born again christians were...

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No, those verses do not affirm your interpretation. I've already explained why. I feel like you aren't listening to my responses.

Jesus knew the rich young rulers heart. That man had no hope of eternal life because he loved money more than God. God does not require this of everyone because not everyone is guilty of this sin. I love God more than everything else. God does not require this of me. If I loved something more...

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I'll go ahead and answer another question of yours. Jesus told the young rich ruler that he had to give away all of his assets/money because Jesus can see a man's true heart. The rich young ruler loved his wealth more than Jesus. Matthew 19:21, - Jesus said unto him, if thou wilt be perfect go...

If you want to have a civil discussion or debate with me, I'd love to search the Scriptures with you to see if these things are so.  if, you are willing to answer my questions as I've answered yours. I will not engage in a monologue only dialog. I want to be fair and respectful to you. I...

Well, I wish you would have answered my question, I feel like you aren't reading my response to you or maybe only some of my response? Acts 2:42, - and they continued steadfastly in the apostles  doctrine and fellowship, in the breaking of bread and in prayers 2Thessalonians 2:15, - therefore...

Titus 2:1, - But speak thou the things which become sound doctrine This article is an examination of 1Corinthians 1:17. Together we will learn what Paul means by his statement: - for Christ sent me not to baptize but to preach the gospel. First we need to learn about elliptical construction in...

Sure. I've already shown in my posts here how Paul ties together belief in the gospel and baptism. Paul speaks of the gospel as the death, burial and ressurection of Christ. Paul speaks how we reenact the gospel by being baptized into Christ. Individuals who submit to gospel baptism are putting...

Some unknowingly fail to see the distinction between someone having trust in their own works to be saved rather than believing in, trusting in Jesus' promises to be saved. Biblically there is an important distinction. If one says, Jesus Christ is the source and basis of my salvation and I...