Tyndale

How to be saved, Catholicism vs. what the bible actually says

@AndreaHarr27666 @CarriePrejean1 @CoreySaracco How do you know they're Israel? Galatians 3:29   And if ye be Christ's, then are ye Abraham's seed, and heirs according to the promise.

God commands the Israelites to completely destroy certain nations in the Promised Land to prevent the adoption of pagan practices, primarily in Deuteronomy 7:1-2, Deuteronomy 20:16-17, and 1 Samuel 15:3. These passages instruct them to leave "nothing that breathes" alive among the Hittites, Amorites, Canaanites, Perizzites, Hivites, Jebusites, and Amalekites.

We were promised the golden age… now the they are glorifying a genocide and justifying it as if it’s God’s will. Heretical teachers like Paula White are advising Trump for more war and destruction to fulfill their false end times fantasy. Lord have mercy on the innocent lives killed in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran, at the hands of the Israeli government being supported by false teachers here in America. Paula White wants you to believe those who bless this will be blessed. This is a blaspheming heretic. This is not what we voted for. False theology has deadly consequences. I won’t stop speaking.

@EvanPaul05 "And others save with fear.." Jude 1:23   And others save with fear, pulling them out of the fire; hating even the garment spotted by the flesh.

If you’re first inclination when evangelizing is to tell people how bad they are, you are fighting a losing battle Why not tell them what Jesus did for them? Lead with that And then tell them why

@OkayThenNews @Jikkyleaks You got me!

I lost my final COVID vaccine mandate case. okaythennews.substack.com/p/i-lost-my-fi…

@WarMonitors Thankfully nobody died for Zionism is this particular video.

⚡️Footage reportedly captures the moment an Iranian ballistic missile explodes right next to U.S. troops as they take cover at an American base on March 30.

@EschatologyFB @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach Obey the gospel. 2 Thessalonians 1:8   In flaming fire taking vengeance on them that know not God, and that obey not the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ:

@objectaaron @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach At this point, we’re going in circles, as I’ve addressed each point, although you claim I haven’t. No need to continue.

Today my name was added to the book of life. Thank you for saving me. Jesus is Lord!

@EschatologyFB @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach How come every accusation is an admission?

@objectaaron @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach Your issue is the wording of 1 Peter 3:20-21. I don’t know what to tell you, buddy. Take it up with Peter.

@EschatologyFB @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach The moment you believe you are regenerated because God gives the free gift of eternal life. That is the baptism of the spirit. x.com/objectaaron/st…

@objectaaron @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach No, you did not. You made an argument about the second part of that verse, which I refuted. You did not address the first part, unless I missed a comment.

@EschatologyFB @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach x.com/objectaaron/st…

@EschatologyFB @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach So there's a flood but you get in a boat, you stay in the boat during the flood. The flood subsides. You get out of the boat. You see your wife, "Hey hon, guess what, you know that flood that just happened? I got in a boat and the WATER saved me." Would that make sense to her?

1 Peter 3:20-21 says that they were saved BY/THROUGH water. The like figure whereunto baptism does also now SAVE US. Which like figure? The water of the flood which saved 8. To reiterate, 8 souls were saved by water. The rest of civilization perished because of the water. Water does also now save us. Of course it’s by the resurrection of Jesus Christ, rather than a wooden ark. But Peter unequivocally said that baptism saves us.

@EschatologyFB @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach I already told you what that means. You need to demonstrate you understand my position before you actually make an argument.

Nope. When an apostle baptized someone, it was with water. “Go…and baptize”. That you think the apostles have the authority to baptize with the Holy Spirit is what’s silly. See Matt. 3. There would have been no reason for the Lord to mention baptism in Mark 16:16, if the baptism of the Holy Spirit is automatic anyway, and doesn’t involve personal choice. The Lord said baptism saves. Peter reiterated it in Acts 2:38 AND 1 Peter 3:20-21. He who believes and is baptized shall be saved. What does that mean to you?

@EschatologyFB @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach The full sentence of verse 21 without the parentheses is The like figure whereunto even baptism doth also now save us by the resurrection of Jesus Christ: The immersive water dunking that is baptism LOOKS like death because your submerging yourself but your rise up like whom??

@objectaaron @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach No, baptism isn’t a figure of Jesus. It’s a figure/archetype of what Peter just described, which is 8 souls being “SAVED BY WATER”. Hello! Earth to Tyndale! Now of course it’s all “by the resurrection of Jesus Christ”. So is belief, repentance, and confession.

@EschatologyFB @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach >> Again, only the Lord Jesus baptizes with the Holy Spirit. Speaking out of both sides of your mouth now? So when Mark 16:16 uses the word "baptized" it means BOTH water dunking and of the spirit? That wasn't your position earlier today.

Maybe. Or they drip-dried. But where does it say that Paul baptized them? Again, only the Lord Jesus baptizes with the Holy Spirit. Acts 8:14-16: “Now when the apostles which were at Jerusalem heard that Samaria had received the word of God, they sent unto them Peter and John: Who, when they were come down, prayed for them, that they might receive the Holy Ghost: (For as yet he was fallen upon none of them: only they were baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus.)” Acts 19 is similar to Acts 8. These were also baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus. Was it in water? Or the Holy Spirit?

@EschatologyFB @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach So baptism isn't a figure of the resurrection of Jesus Christ? You think that dunking in water you get literally resurrected?

@objectaaron @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach You keep adding to Scripture, buddy. You seem to like it.

@EschatologyFB @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach So Paul dunked all of them, everyone toweled-off including Paul and then ... Acts 19:6   And when Paul had laid his hands upon them, the Holy Ghost came on them; and they spake with tongues, and prophesied. WHEN they HEARD this ...

Oh goodness. Are you serious? The context was WATER BAPTISM: Acts 19:3-5: “And he said unto them, Unto what then were ye baptized? And they said, Unto JOHN’S BAPTISM. Then said Paul, John verily baptized with the baptism of repentance, saying unto the people, that they should believe on him which should come after him, that is, on Christ Jesus. When they heard this, they were baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus.” Now I hope you caught this. Paul said they should believe on Christ Jesus, but the next verse says they were baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus. Belief and baptism ALWAYS went together. Acts 2:41- “Then they that gladly received his word were BAPTIZED: and the same day there were added unto them about three thousand souls.” Everyone knew that “baptism” meant water, because that’s the only baptism which the apostles could perform.

@EschatologyFB @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach C) the figure that baptism represents saves us .. by the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Baptism is figurative of the resurrection.

@objectaaron @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach Multiple choice: A)Baptism DOES also now save us B)Baptism does NOT also now save us

@EschatologyFB @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach Where’s the water in verse five?

No, it’s not silly. You just don’t get it. In Acts 19, Paul didn’t baptize the disciples at Ephesus. It was after they were water baptized that he laid hand on them to receive the Holy Ghost. Their receiving of the Holy Ghost wasn’t instantaneous, by the way. Back to 1 Corinthians, again, Paul was disgusted, which is why he said that he baptized “none of YOU”. Again, they were bragging about the Who’s who of human baptizers.

@EschatologyFB @gayla_jo @TheNewM60634676 @Coach__AT @Lil_BucCoach Again, you're confusing the act of water immersion and the immersion of the spirit upon regeneration.

“Because water immersion is an ordinance for a believer not a requirement for a non-believer.” That garbage is nowhere in Scripture. You’re calling the Lord a liar. Mark 16:16. And where did I say that water washes away sin? I didn’t. But Peter still said that it saves us. Paul said that those who have been BAPTIZED are in Christ. Not “Those who believe are in Christ.”