If you say so. I've shared with you several scriptures but like those who like to read with one eye open, you will continue to refuse to believe those versus just as they are written. And, you will continue to read out of context with each other. I've shown you several. Wrap your brain and heart around them before it's too late.
Your pearls are just rocks of no value...
I do believe Scripture as written. Doesn't say "born of water" means baptism. That's what you say. I've given you what Christianity says. You're following a false Prophet, Joseph Smith. I only follow Jesus.
Anyone with an ounce of logic and reasoning who has a high school degree knows that baptism = born of water.
Millions of Christians agree with me. So you're saying that we don't have an ounce of logic or a high school degree. I think we're done here. Take care.
Correct. You are using the old safety in numbers routine that I could use as well. Millions of Christians also disagree with born again Christians who ignore the ordinance of water baptism and the necessity of it to enter into the Kingdom of God. I've given you many, many biblical scripture that says you are wrong. Logically and reasonably.
Well, good luck to you with your religion. I'll put my faith in Jesus alone. Bye.
And, Jesus said he never new you because you lacked faith enough to be baptized by water. Good luck with that...
Shame on you. I've been baptized by water. Bye.And, Jesus said he never new you because you lacked faith enough to be baptized by water. Good luck with that...
Then why do you deny born of water = baptism. So easy to understand.
Because baptism is symbolic of what happens when you're born again by the Holy Spirit. You're not going to change my mind, and I'm not going to changes yours. Bye.
The bible is specific that one must be baptized by water or born of water. Several versus and lessons in the bible on this. But instead, you take the advise of your ideology instructors who contradict the bible, prophets and apostles. Yes, everything the Lord has used in ordinance work has always been symbolic. Symbolic because that's a simple way to teach and help people learn. But, that doesn't mean that we as people can throw away the actual ordinance work when we are told to do it. By your logic, the ancient Jews would not have needed to do animal sacrifices either. Yet, Yom Kippur was absolutely required. And, we know that animal sacrifice was a similitude of the Only Begotten of the Father in the flesh. Terrestrial Glory isn't so bad. But, not the best in good, better or best.
Timothy wrote some of Paul's letters.
