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Baptism Does Not Save You

The word baptism comes from the Greek baptizo. The word generally meant to dip something in water, usually totally immersing it.



While the early church in Scripture linked baptism with repentance, faith in Jesus Christ, forgiveness of sins, and the gift of the Holy Spirit , it did not espouse that baptism was required for Salvation.



The purpose and meaning of baptism is to identify the believer with Jesus Christ and with His Church, the Body… Continue

Definitions of 'vain' (vān)
Dictionary.com · The American Heritage® Dictionary - (4 definitions)

[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin vānus, empty.]

(adjective: vain·er, vain·est.)
Not yielding the desired outcome; fruitless: a vain attempt.
Lacking substance or worth: vain talk.
Excessively proud of one's appearance or accomplishments; conceited.
Archaic Foolish.

One sacrifice, one death one ressurection.

Well Jesus died once for all, if someone has a disagreement with that then well they might want to considered if they were ever saved the bible teaches clearly we have spritual secuirty, Hebrews chapter 10 verse 26, for if we sin wilfully after that we have received the knowlegde of the truth, there remaineth no more sacrifice for sins, meaning Jesus can't be put onto the cross to die for you again, John 10:27-30 27My sheep listen to my voice; I… Continue

I have to agree with you on the disrespecting comments, that's not what Jesus taught, lol, Lot's of people say there is intelligent life out there, I say well there is not enough intelligent life here therefore I am not to optimistic that there is life elsewhere, lol, now if there was lets say, well then did Jesus died for them to ? God said he died for us for the fall of man, not ET, lol, now to your comment on which god well there is only one that it speaks of in the bible, the holy trinity,… Continue

Crucified with thieves, away from green leaves, and on the cross our savoir bears our sins ever to be.



While they mocked, and scorned him, and spat, and refused to adore him, he still forgave us so that we would trust, and see.



We rebelled, and denied him, and even forgot him, and yet he still died for us to have the chance to bow to our knees.



We followed our own will, and we cursed him, still when we fail, even knowing the truth that his way is to please, he… Continue