The Mikvahs of the Temple stand today as silent archaeological witnesses to the fact that the transition to Christianity was a masterpiece of divine planning. When one considers the biblical data alongside the historical evidence, there is no good reason to reject water baptism as the means of spiritual purification.
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In response to Chris Hewett: “The Country Preacher”
This is a thorough refutation of a false charge, made by “Pastor Chris Hewett” of the Ridge Road Baptist Church in Hiram, Georgia.
What Can Wash Away My Sin? Baptism in the Blood of Jesus!
It is vital to distinguish between the source of salvation and the means of reception. The blood of Jesus is the only element with the power to atone for sin. However, God has always utilized physical acts of faith to bestow spiritual blessings.
If- Then- Why
Nothing in this article has been written to hurt feelings or offend anyone. What one believes, teaches and obeys is of eternal importance.
“For by grace are you saved-through faith”
Grace is the reason for salvation, faith is the attitude that trusts God’s promise, and the obedience of the Gospel plan is the act through which the grace is received, faith is made active, leading to the remission of sins and life in Christ. They are not in tension, but in perfect harmony.
Me and Gemini: Is Baptism Necessary?
Does Baptism have anything to do with salvation? Gemini did not think so, but eventually changed its mind.
This Is a Hard Saying; Who Can Hear It?
Life is full of challenges. This writer would like to challenge you to get your Bible and read the passages that are supplied to support the claims therein. Your soul is so precious (John 3:16) and these matters are worthy of your investigation (1 Thessalonians 5:21).
The Bible and “Pilgrim Ministries”
This author is not attacking anyone personally. This author is not attacking the individuals referenced in the post itself. This author is not against the rehabilitation of drug addicts. However, this author is for biblically accurate truth. Especially, when it comes to the souls of men who are being misled. The Bible is unmistakably plain when it deals with salvation.
“TO WHOM SHALL WE GO? JESUS OR THE THIEF?”
What about the “thief on the cross”? What can we learn from him? Should we use his circumstance and situation to justify ourselves? Can we justify ourselves or is that something only God can do? Let us briefly consider this man who is mentioned in nine verses…What does the Bible teach?
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