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Uhhhhh, no, we don't. We don't see the details of a SINGLE Baptism in the NT. We don't see anybody reciting the the words of Baptism and we don't see immersion. We surmise from the text that they may have immersed. We know from history that they did. The Didache allows for immersion AND...

Those examples where they “came up out of the water” took place in LIVING WATER (river, stream, etc.) The Didache makes provisions for when there is NO living water. HOW do you suppose all of 3000 people in Jerusalem were Baptized on Pentecost?? There is no river that runs through Jerusalem...

Soooooo, you don’t believe that the Son is God – yet you “believe” in the Trinity. Explain the Trinity . . . He Baptized as he was commanded by Christ in Matt. 28:19: In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Acts 2:38 is talking about the AUTHORITY of Christ. That’s...

Show me ONE example in the NT of a detailed Baptim. You can't find one because it DOESN'T exist.

Jesus is also God Now, explain the Verse. . .

He didn't. YOU simply don't get what he meant . . . Keep studying - you'll get there . . .

STUDY your Bible - don't just read it. Now, explain Matt.24:36 . . .

Your Scriptural illiteracy is sad. Ot's no WONDER you're so confused . . .

The Son was ALWAYS God (John 1:1). Why is that such a difficult concept for you??

Like I said – this verse shows that His sacrifice is ETERNAL and that God is OUTSIDE of time. Your understanding of Scriptural language is pathetic . . .

Just as Jesus instructed.

Nobody said He did. However, there are some things that the Father knows that the Son is not privy to. Regarding His Return: Matt. 24:36 "But about that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father.”

Well, you sound sincere – but a bit confused. Contrary to what you just stated - NOWHERE in all of Scripture do we see a baptism happening from start to finish, so we don’t really know WHAT words they used. We can only surmise that they said, “I Baptize you in the name of the Father and of the...

What does @Truther or YOU know about the mind of God You both deny His Triune nature.

Ummmmmm, Psalm 22 is a prophetic text – not a proof text that Christ was already crucified. Learn the difference. ALL of these verses point to the fact that His sacrifice is ETERNAL – not that it happened in Heaven before it happened on earth. This is type of skewed understanding of the word...

You’re Scriptural perversions never cease . . . Jesus wasn’t crucified before the world began. Rev. 13:8 shows that His sacrifice is ETERNAL – hence the term. “before the foundations of the world.” He was crucified in the early part of the 1st century. However, since God is OUTSIDE of time (2...

No – Peter would have baptized as his Lord commanded: In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Just because you’re disobedient – doesn’t mean that Peter was . . .

People have declared MANY things in the name of the King throughout history. They didn’t have to say His proper name to understand WHO was being talked about. His Authority spoke for itself.

The Son always has been and always will be God. Still doesn’t make Him the Father or Holy Spirit. That’s where YOU’RE confused.

Jesus is God – period. HOWEVER - He’s NOT the Father and He’s NOT the Holy Spirit. If you don’t believe this – you are NOT a Trinitarian and have invented a different god than the GOD of Scripture like your confused friends @Truther and @user.