Purgatory......

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tweetymom said:
When Jesus died on the cross original was gone, no more, done away with , finished,nada,history.
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tweetymom, John 1:32 - when Jesus was baptized, He was baptized in the water and the Spirit, which descended upon Him in the form of a dove. The Holy Spirit and water are required for baptism. Also, Jesus’ baptism was not the Christian baptism He later instituted. Jesus’ baptism was instead a royal anointing of the Son of David (Jesus) conferred by a Levite (John the Baptist) to reveal Christ to Israel, as it was foreshadowed in 1 Kings 1:39 when the Son of David (Solomon) was anointed by the Levitical priest Zadok. See John 1:31; cf. Matt. 3:16; Mark 1:9; Luke 3:21.

John 3:3,5 - Jesus says, “Truly, truly, unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God.” When Jesus said “water and the Spirit,” He was referring to baptism (which requires the use of water, and the work of the Spirit).
 
Bill_Pick said:
tweetymom, John 1:32 - when Jesus was baptized, He was baptized in the water and the Spirit, which descended upon Him in the form of a dove. The Holy Spirit and water are required for baptism. Also, Jesus’ baptism was not the Christian baptism He later instituted. Jesus’ baptism was instead a royal anointing of the Son of David (Jesus) conferred by a Levite (John the Baptist) to reveal Christ to Israel, as it was foreshadowed in 1 Kings 1:39 when the Son of David (Solomon) was anointed by the Levitical priest Zadok. See John 1:31; cf. Matt. 3:16; Mark 1:9; Luke 3:21.

John 3:3,5 - Jesus says, “Truly, truly, unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God.” When Jesus said “water and the Spirit,” He was referring to baptism (which requires the use of water, and the work of the Spirit)./QUOTET

Thank you very much for your post. I am well aware of these scriptures.
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tweetymom said:
Oh and thank you too. I do know these scriptures, just do not agree with what you thik they mean.
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This is what I don’t get, tweetymom. Why do you continue to attend the Church that does in fact teach these things that you disagree with? What keeps you going there? It seems there is far more you disagree with than agree about the CC?
 
T_More said:
This is what I don’t get, tweetymom. Why do you continue to attend the Church that does in fact teach these things that you disagree with? What keeps you going there? It seems there is far more you disagree with than agree about the CC?
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I go there because I choose to. It really matters not to me the name on the door. It is what :is in ones heart.👍
 
tweetymom said:
Bill Pick;6421778:
tweetymom, John 1:32 - when Jesus was baptized, He was baptized in the water and the Spirit, which descended upon Him in the form of a dove. The Holy Spirit and water are required for baptism. Also, Jesus’ baptism was not the Christian baptism He later instituted. Jesus’ baptism was instead a royal anointing of the Son of David (Jesus) conferred by a Levite (John the Baptist) to reveal Christ to Israel, as it was foreshadowed in 1 Kings 1:39 when the Son of David (Solomon) was anointed by the Levitical priest Zadok. See John 1:31; cf. Matt. 3:16; Mark 1:9; Luke 3:21.

John 3:3,5 - Jesus says, “Truly, truly, unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God.” When Jesus said “water and the Spirit,” He was referring to baptism (which requires the use of water, and the work of the Spirit).[/QUOTET

Thank you very much for your post. I am well aware of these scriptures.
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Is that all you can say,you are aware of these scriptures.
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tweetymom said:
Oh and thank you too. I do know these scriptures, just do not agree with what you thik they mean.
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There is the truth, and then there is the truth.

Your personal interpretations and opinions are irrelevant.
 
dnu said:
There is the truth, and then there is the truth.

Your personal interpretation or opinion is irrelevant.
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You need to understand these Bible verse 2Peter 3;16 and verse acts 8-31
 
Acts 8:12-13; 36; 10:47 - if belief is all one needs to be saved, why is everyone instantly baptized after learning of Jesus?

Acts 16:15; 31-33; 18:8; 19:2,5 - these texts present more examples of people learning of Jesus, and then immediately being baptized. If accepting Jesus as personal Lord and Savior is all one needs to do to be saved, then why does everyone in the early Church immediately seek baptism?
 
Bill_Pick said:
Acts 8:12-13; 36; 10:47 - if belief is all one needs to be saved, why is everyone instantly baptized after learning of Jesus?

Acts 16:15; 31-33; 18:8; 19:2,5 - these texts present more examples of people learning of Jesus, and then immediately being baptized. If accepting Jesus as personal Lord and Savior is all one needs to do to be saved, then why does everyone in the early Church immediately seek baptism?
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So…bascially you’re saying exactly what I said about ten posts back 👍 awsome
 
Truth_Seeker123 said:
Acts 8:20 But Peter said unto him, Thy money perish with thee, because thou hast thought that the gift of God may be purchased with money.

Acts 8:21 Thou hast neither part nor lot in this matter: for thy heart is not right in the sight of God.

Stated by Peter in Acts…
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How do you get purgatory out of that scripture.
 
Bill_Pick said:
Richard, Yes I will be happy to answer your quesyion if I know what it was,it may have been one I missed,can you please ask again,now you can answer my question and then I can answer you question,does that word for you
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I did answer your question Bill, in post #831. I also asked my question in that post.
 
Bill_Pick said:
Acts 8:12-13; 36; 10:47 - if belief is all one needs to be saved, why is everyone instantly baptized after learning of Jesus?

Acts 16:15; 31-33; 18:8; 19:2,5 - these texts present more examples of people learning of Jesus, and then immediately being baptized. If accepting Jesus as personal Lord and Savior is all one needs to do to be saved, then why does everyone in the early Church immediately seek baptism?
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Because Jesus tells us to. Haven’t you been reading your own posts. Jn.3:5Jesus answered, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born of water and of the Spirit, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God.
 
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