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Do you believe in obedience to being baptized in water, or not?Water Baptism, has no part in the Blood Atonement.
So, if you find that you belong to a water cult that has added water TO the Cross, as necessary for conversion, salvation, or eternal life, then you have been deceived.
Dear Lady,
I am unable to figure out how or WHY you twisted what Eusebious wrote. I suspect some other man taught you this bizarre history that James was the head of The Church......You haven't provided any evidence of it...Just your opinion (or the opinion that was taught you by some man) soooooo I don't know what else to say.....
Wait....I do know what to say.....you need to rethink your allegiance.
Not sure what the "RCC" is - but the Catholic Church doesn't reject Acts 2:38.If Peter was the 1st Pope then why does the RCC reject Acts 2:38, their Pope's 1st command to sinners of what to do to be saved?
I think the RCC is just blowin' smoke.
Water Baptism is commanded by God - whether YOU approve of His prescription or notWater Baptism, has no part in the Blood Atonement.
So, if you find that you belong to a water cult that has added water TO the Cross, as necessary for conversion, salvation, or eternal life, then you have been deceived.
I couldn't agree MORE with your statement above in RED.Jesus said to "do this in remembrance of Me".... and that is what we are to do.
We are not, however, to make an idol out of the cookie and the juice.
Also, a certain religious organization teaches that their Priest's have "magic power" to literally turn a bag of cookies and fruit juice into the literal body and blood of Jesus, that you are to chew and swallow. This same water cult teaches that you are born again by the power of WATER.
God says you are born again by the power of the Holy Spirit.
Thank you. You did cut and paste what Eusebius wrote but nothing he wrote said James was the head of The Church. Only the head of the church (singular) in Jerusalem. If you were to read ALL of what Eusebious wrote you would see that he names The successors of James in Jerusalem and the other established churches. His goal was to give a historical account of the successors of those individual churches....Not say who was head of The Church.I typed what was there. How can I twist it straight from the book?
And BTW, when I get an alert, I may answer that one alert and scroll down and read others, and may answer theirs before changing to another thread. So I'm not deliberately avoiding your posts, I just don't change threads. When I'm done with one thread, I look back at the alerts for someone else and it is in a different thread. I don't really care who posts first.
Ummmm.....wrong again:The true church heads are not in Catholic history. Hmmmmm
Rome separated from everyone else???? Hmmmmmm....Historically we know that Rome was recognized as the seat of The Church until the east-west schism in 1054AD and then there were more schisms in the 16th century soooooo what history book are you reading?No, that's not what I said. They were there from the beginning, they separated from no-one. Rather, it was Rome that separated from them.....
Oh...YOUR teaching comes from scripture but anyone that disagrees with your interpretation of scripture their teaching comes from ____________ (fill in the blank)My teaching comes from scripture and verifiable history. And the teachings of the reformers wasn't new. They were bringing back truths, and attempting to reform the church to is original condition and purity. Sadly they didn't go far enough. That work of reformation continues today, the reformation isn't over despite the declarations of Protestant and Catholic heretics
That’s what i thought.....you provided YOUR interpretation of Romans 6 not what it actually says. That’s why you can’t provide an answer....Prayerfully and carefully read Romans 6.....
Acts 22:16 your sins are not really washed away only symbolic? Whatever your not really a Christian by baptism only symbolic! What planet are you from?Per Romans 6, we are buried with Christ in baptism....correct.
Now, anyone that says they were made alive prior to water baptism was buried alive.
Sorry if you didn't understand what he meant.Thank you. You did cut and paste what Eusebius wrote but nothing he wrote said James was the head of The Church. Only the head of the church (singular) in Jerusalem. If you were to read ALL of what Eusebious wrote you would see that he names The successors of James in Jerusalem and the other established churches. His goal was to give a historical account of the successors of those individual churches....Not say who was head of The Church.
Thank you for the clarification on alerts and how you handle them......
You aren't serious surely. You believe that because I think the old man dies in Christ, meaning as the scripture says, "buried with Him by baptism in death"...that by applying that to the old man, is merely a personal interpretation and not in keeping with what scripture says? If it isn't the "old man"...the "first husband" of Romans 7'''then who????? Answer me Mary. Who died in Christ? You love to accuse others of interpretive theories etc, so how about an alternative? Did you prayerfully read and carefully read Romans 6???? No, you didn't did you. Because such a practice doesn't agree with Vatican and Papal commands. Read the Bible for doctrine?? Never. Go to the church yeah? There is the truth...not in scripture, no.That’s what i thought.....you provided YOUR interpretation of Romans 6 not what it actually says. That’s why you can’t provide an answer....
Or did someone teach you that interpretation???
What kind of hermeneutics do you employ in your exegesis, hyper-literalism? You are unaware of the different literary conventions used throughout the Bible - poetry, allegory, metaphors, parables, anthropomorphism, etc..? You have no discernment between when you hear a figure-of-speech or analogy, as opposed to an intended literal meaning? You have no wisdom to understand that catabolism does not edify, that what goes into the body and through the digestive system, has absolutely no efficacy in regard to one's mind and heart?I couldn't agree MORE with your statement above in RED.
NOW - show me an example of were "remembrance" means "just a symbol".
Jesus said:
"This IS my body" and, "This IS my blood" (Luke 22:19–20; Matt. 26:26–28; Mark 14:22–24; 1 Cor. 11:23–25).
He also said:
"For my flesh is TRUE FOOD and my blood is TRUE DRINK" (John 6:55).
He never said that they were "just symbols" . . .
There is no one Church that can be defined or circumscribed by quantitative measures (denomination, building, hierarchy, etc..). The Church is currently invisible, there may be some Catholics, or Protestants, Eastern or Orthodox members within it. But, not all either Catholics, or Protestants, Eastern or Orthodox are saved.
Water Baptism is commanded by God - .