Why Acts 2:38 Uses The Word “remission”

Yea Yea Yea, Yes or No?

Dan do you believe that baptism in Jesus name is not a Biblical absolute doctrine,that must be adhered to?

[SDG]

Originally Posted by Gary Blacksher

HAHAHAHA! Just answer the question please. Yes or No.


Dan you believe that baptism in Jesus name is not a Biblical absolute doctrine,that must be adhered to?

Jesus name baptism ... is biblical .. as is loving your neighbor .... absolute truth.

[Steve Epley]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

You see ... this is where you get confused ... Gary ... Epley made an assertion that a group of 'experts' agree w/ the Pentecostals ... when it's deceptive to say the least.

I did NO such thing the GREEK PROFEESORS who are NOT Pentecostals that read and teach the Languages at noted universities just translated the Greek word "eis" for an inquirer and NOT ONE of them gave because of but ALL WITHOUT EXCEPTION "into or in order to or to accomplish an end." YOU are flustered because we proved you wrong about the word translated.

[rrford]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

it's like me saying .... eat this doughnut so that you may have dessert.

Or, it is like saying, "Eat your vegetables so you may have dessert."

[warrior81680]

I don't see why you just would not answer yes or no?

Dan

I think that you are smoking those funny looking cigarettes. The way you are talking.

Keep it coming Bro. Epley your doing great!!!

[rrford]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

it's like me saying .... eat this doughnut so that you may have dessert.

"May have" and "May be" are totally different Dan.

[SDG]

Originally Posted by Steve Epley

I did NO such thing the GREEK PROFEESORS who are NOT Pentecostals that read and teach the Languages at noted universities just translated the Greek word "eis" for an inquirer and NOT ONE of them gave because of but ALL WITHOUT EXCEPTION "into or in order to or to accomplish an end." YOU are flustered because we proved you wrong about the word translated.

You used logical fallacies ... my dear Elder ... when I could use the same inverse arguments ... most unbiased translators also will tell you that their are multiple meanings for eis ... and I provided biblical evidence where it's use not it's causal form but resultant form ... strong evidence that you are unable to counter.

[mizpeh]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

it's like me saying .... eat this doughnut so that you may have dessert.

I can understand how someone could read it that way.

But I thought you believed faith in Christ is enough to save someone. Are you now saying that faith and repentance are both needed?

[rrford]

Originally Posted by mizpeh

I can understand how someone could read it that way.

But I thought you believed faith in Christ is enough to save someone. Are you now saying that faith and repentance are both needed?

It is beginning to seem that way. That would possibly make him a 2-stepper, wouldn't it?