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  1. thessalonian
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    INFANT BAPTISM IS SCRIPTURAL !

    As soon as I read this post, I thought of these verses. Luke 1:41-44 (ESV) And when Elizabeth heard the greeting of Mary, the baby leaped...
    Post by: thessalonian, May 15, 2003 in forum: Free-For-All Archives
  2. RaptureReady
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    Drinking Responsibly

    I am not twisting the scriptures. I believe that if you study "wine" in the Bible, it is plain to see that more evidence points to the abuse of...
    Post by: RaptureReady, Apr 23, 2003 in forum: 2003 Archive
  3. dianetavegia
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    Alcohol-Question

    I agree with Dr. Bob and would like to share this information: What Does The Bible Say About Drinking? Although the Bible contains many...
    Post by: dianetavegia, Apr 20, 2003 in forum: 2003 Archive
  4. rlvaughn
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    Abortion

    I see that when it comes to Bible versions you are PIVO - post-it version only. :eek: :rolleyes: You say it can't be interpreted...
    Post by: rlvaughn, Apr 11, 2003 in forum: 2003 Archive
  5. rlvaughn
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    Abortion

    No, it means "womb" or "belly" - in the context of Luke 1:15 it is womb. In my conclusion I state that "ek koilia(s)" means "from the womb," but...
    Post by: rlvaughn, Apr 11, 2003 in forum: 2003 Archive
  6. post-it
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    Abortion

    I don't think they reflect a bias when one examines additional uses of the word in the same chapter by the same author and by looking at the...
    Post by: post-it, Apr 10, 2003 in forum: 2003 Archive
  7. rlvaughn
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    Abortion

    Your first mistake is assuming the purpose of my posting Luke 1:15ff and assuming what I am "trying to stand on." My reason for the posting was to...
    Post by: rlvaughn, Apr 10, 2003 in forum: 2003 Archive
  8. Chemnitz
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    Baptizing Babies

    Is not canonical so is moot, outside of illustrating they got just one more thing wrong. Doesn't do John much good. Again only proves that infants...
    Post by: Chemnitz, Feb 3, 2003 in forum: Free-For-All Archives
  9. Sherrie
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    Baptizing Babies

    First off Jesus died on the cross for our Salvation. His blood was shed for our sins. We are saved by what God has done for us in Jesus. 2Tim....
    Post by: Sherrie, Feb 3, 2003 in forum: Free-For-All Archives
  10. latterrain77
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    Psalm 58:3 (and babies)

    Hi Scott. Here are just a few brief points to your comments. You said, “Paul was regenerated on the road to Demascus. Prior to this he was...
    Post by: latterrain77, Nov 15, 2002 in forum: 2000-02 Archive
  11. Scott_Bushey
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    Psalm 58:3 (and babies)

    Latterrain writes: Hi Scott. You said, “From your viewpoint, based upon the way you understand election, Paul was always saved!” Not from my...
    Post by: Scott_Bushey, Nov 14, 2002 in forum: 2000-02 Archive
  12. RaptureReady
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    Bible teaches total abstinence from alcoholic beverages

    This is something I found while studing about wine. Take it for what it is worth. What Saith the Scriptures? While I find some who are quick to...
    Post by: RaptureReady, Oct 23, 2002 in forum: 2000-02 Archive
  13. HankD
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    Stumped on a question asked by a friend

    God saves who He wants, where He wants, when He wants and in whatever manner He choses and doesn't need to ask calvin or inquire into anyone's...
    Post by: HankD, Oct 21, 2002 in forum: 2000-02 Archive
  14. Bro. Curtis
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    Baptist Commentator

    Jesus walked from Nazareth to Beth-abara (about 45 miles) to be identified with John the Baptist (Jewish also, probably a Nazarite Luke 1:15) But...
    Post by: Bro. Curtis, Oct 11, 2002 in forum: Free-For-All Archives
  15. latterrain77
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    Was wine in Jesus' day alcoholic?

    But Christ did, by his own admission: Luke 7:33-34 "For John the Baptist came neither eating bread nor drinking wine; and ye say, He hath a...
    Post by: latterrain77, Sep 7, 2002 in forum: 2000-02 Archive
  16. BrianT
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    Was wine in Jesus' day alcoholic?

    But Christ did, by his own admission: Luke 7:33-34 "For John the Baptist came neither eating bread nor drinking wine; and ye say, He hath a...
    Post by: BrianT, Sep 7, 2002 in forum: 2000-02 Archive
  17. latterrain77
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    Was wine in Jesus' day alcoholic?

    Matt. 26: 29 and Luke 14: 25 use the phrase FRUIT OF THE VINE. The word “wine” is not used and neither are the words “grape juice.” In fact, no...
    Post by: latterrain77, Sep 6, 2002 in forum: 2000-02 Archive
  18. Scott_Bushey
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    Saved in the womb...........

    Hrhema, you write: If babies were saved in their mothers wombs then something is wrong here because no confession was made. I will ask you the...
    Post by: Scott_Bushey, Sep 3, 2002 in forum: 2000-02 Archive
  19. Scott_Bushey
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    Saved in the womb...........

    Latterrain, The doctrine of election does not necessarily dictate (To us) a time frame; God may know, but we do not. Even in this sense, God does...
    Post by: Scott_Bushey, Sep 2, 2002 in forum: 2000-02 Archive
  20. post-it
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    Saved in the womb...........

    Re-correction sir... he will be great in the sight of the Lord. He is never to take wine or other fermented drink, and he will be filled with the...
    Post by: post-it, Sep 1, 2002 in forum: 2000-02 Archive
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