To kerwin.

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

First off it says repent. If you do not do that and you are baptized in water, then you cannot expect that water baptism to save you, can you?

Secondly,…[Read more]

To kerwin.

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

First off it says repent. If you do not do that and you are baptized in water, then you cannot expect that water baptism to save you, can…[Read more]

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

First off it says repent. If you do not do that and you are baptized in water, then you cannot expect that water baptism to save you, can you?

Secondly, the…[Read more]

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

First off it says repent. If you do not do that and you are baptized in water, then you cannot expect that water baptism to save you, can you?

Secondly, the…[Read more]

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

First off it says repent. If you do not do that and you are baptized in water, then you cannot expect that water baptism to save you, can you?

Secondly, the…[Read more]

Hi kerwin.

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

You do not have to be baptized to be filled with the Holy Spirit according to scripture itself. To prove this all we have to do is look in the Bible and…[Read more]

Hi kerwin.

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

You do not have to be baptized to be filled with the Holy Spirit according to scripture itself. To prove this all we have to do is look in the Bible and…[Read more]

Hi kerwin.

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

You do not have to be baptized to be filled with the Holy Spirit according to scripture itself. To prove this all we have to do is look in the Bible and…[Read more]

Hi kerwin.

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

You do not have to be baptized to be filled with the Holy Spirit according to scripture itself. To prove this all we have to do is look in the Bible and…[Read more]

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

You do not have to be baptized to be filled with the Holy Spirit according to scripture itself. To prove this all we have to do is look in the Bible and pick out the…[Read more]

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

You do not have to be baptized to be filled with the Holy Spirit according to scripture itself. To prove this all we have to do is look in the Bible and pick out the…[Read more]

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Personally I wouldn’t say that Satan is behind his ministry. However, it is one thing to believe in the Trinity and quite another to preach it or make it part of the gospel. I agree that he is completely wrong in this part of his message. As for being of Satan, I wouldn’t make that judgement myself, I don’t think that is a wise thing to do. The…[Read more]

Personally I wouldn’t say that Satan is behind his ministry. However, it is one thing to believe in the Trinity and quite another to preach it or make it part of the gospel. I agree that he is completely wrong in this part of his message. As for being of Satan, I wouldn’t make that judgement myself, I don’t think that is a wise thing to do. Truth…[Read more]

So it all boils down to Ray Comforts gospel is actually heresy since he thinks Jesus is God,regardless of what else he may say? T8 you agree with that don’t you? If a person worships Jesus as God then surely they must be damned? or does God have a little sympathy in all this?

All I can tell you is that I once believed in that doctrine and God w…[Read more]

Comfort is a heretic as he teaches a doctrine that is false.

Do you mean the Trinity Doctrine?

If he teaches Jesus is God then he is teaching another Jesus than was taught by Paul or any other of the apostles.

Could it be that he is teaching the right Jesus, but is confused or deceived on this one point. After all, the Jesus he preaches is still…[Read more]

If he teaches Jesus is God then he is teaching another Jesus than was taught by Paul or any other of the apostles.

Could it be that he is teaching the right Jesus, but is confused or deceived on this one point. After all, the Jesus he preaches is still the son of God, the messiah, died for humanity, rose from the dead, and is seated at the…[Read more]