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Acts 19:3 So Paul asked, "Then what baptism did you receive?" "John's baptism," they replied. Jesus said we were meant to understand the mysteries of the kingdom of heaven.

So you don’t care what people understand lol just what they accept?

Paul himself explains in the examples I have already given in the beginning that there are two baptisms you are omitting scripture in your outlook of this subject there is no point debating this if your going to do that. Although I believe in the trinity I do not understand it and no one I have...

John the Baptist said you should be baptizing me meaning with the Holy Spirit. It was John the Baptist who said I Baptiste with water but he who is coming will baptise with fire and the Holy Spirit.

It also states one God yet we believe there is the trinity.ephesians 4:5 he speaks of one spirit meaning the Holy Spirit this is how he is separating it from the water baptism, one baptism. Also even though you have the Holy Spirit you will always also have your own spirit as the scripture...

This scripture is speaking of people who are dividing people from the word of God not church traditions. Church traditions is how people are pulled away from the word of God. Mark 7:9 Then he said, “You skillfully sidestep God’s law in order to hold on to your own tradition.

Knowing what ain’t so is knowing nothing why are you quoting other people other than Jesus?

I don’t know what you meant by posting these scriptures in relation to water baptism since you did not explain your position on the matter. John 10 is merely explaining that the Holy Spirit shall teach us all things and confirm 1John which states we have no need for anyone to teach us the word...

This scripture is speaking of Elijah’s role of teaching the people to add repentance to there sacrifice of getting rid of there old ways off thinking so the Holy Spirit can be received which is the proof that God has accepted your sacrifice. This is why John the Baptist is said to have come in...

This is in reference to marriage you are taking it out of context and applying it to baptism.

Yes one baptism of repentance not two and one baptism of the Holy Spirit Jesus said in the book of acts John baptized with water but you will be baptized by the Holy Spirit not many days from now. John the Baptist had been baptizing for years and no one received the Holy Spirit until after...

Yes there are 2 baptisms. I explain this on my website here's an excerpt from the article, titled "Don’t Let Water Baptism Stop You From The Ultimate Goal" Baptism By Water or Holy Spirit: What’s The Difference? In Acts 19, Paul explains this to new disciples in Ephesus: Now it happened that...

I never said baptism does nothing, I said this is a necessary first step in receiving the Holy Spirit which is the ultimate goal but many people stop with water baptism and do not push forward to the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Peter states that baptism is s symbol of a clear conscience toward...

Will a third physical Temple of God be built? No. The prophecies in the book of Ezekiel range from the destruction of Solomon’s Temple to the Jewish people’s exile into Babylon, to the building of the second Temple of God, to the distant future of the coming of the Messiah and then the...

Water baptism is an exciting decision that many followers of Christ make in their journey of faith. However, many believers think that once they have been baptized by water, they have reached the end goal. Water baptism is the first step towards reaching the ultimate goal of being baptized by...

Regardless of the gift you have, according to the Bible, a spiritual gift is not proof that you have received the Holy Spirit. To determine whether or not you have the Holy Spirit, you must adhere to a certain set of beliefs which are the teachings of Jesus without compromising or manipulating...