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The Second Blessing?

Biblical TheologyApr 20, 2026

Most have an oversimplistic approach believing water baptism is salvation, not knowing that only spiritual baptism is salvation.

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Tongues & the Book of Acts

Biblical TheologyApr 13, 2026

The O.T. officially transitioned into the N.T. at the commencement of the reign of the Man, Jesus Christ, when he took the Throne of Heaven and made it the Davidic Throne, and thus became the King of the World. This event had to be commemorated with the proclamation of the King in every language.

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Speaking in Tongues: Is it Gibberish?

Biblical TheologyApr 2, 2026

Most charismatic Christians are just speaking gibberish. They are deceived to think that they are speaking in tongues because they were coerced by their Pastor to just let their tongue wiggle loosely and run wild.

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Know what it Means to be Born Again?

Biblical TheologyApr 1, 2026

The necessity of a spiritual new birth for salvation is manifest in the biblical history of the O.T. through the families of Adam, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Being born again is the only path to being truly Jewish / Christian.

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Baptism is a Personal Death, Burial, & Resurrection

Biblical TheologyMar 31, 2026

Peter and Paul's doctrine on water baptism proves that it is physical demonstration of a spiritual reality in which converting people are personally joined to and saved by the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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New Birth

Biblical TheologyMar 26, 2026

All of what Jesus says to Nicodemus in John 3 proves that the new birth is miraculous, instantaneous, supernatural, and transformational - nothing short of a new birth.

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Repent, and be Baptized!

Biblical TheologyMar 24, 2026

Are you promoting a baptism that welcomes people to the waters without the fruits of a genuine, authentic, and biblical repentance?

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Born of Water?

Biblical TheologyMar 22, 2026

A superstitious and ritualistic approach to water baptism in which people are putting their faith in the water and thus believing themselves to be born of water.

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