BPM:
There are three Biblical principles that have not changed in any dispensation. They are: Grace, Faith and Obedience. The symbol of baptism represents the faithful response to accesss the grace of God to save,( Romans 5:1,2, Eph,2:8,9). The symbols of the Lord's Supper are symbols that represent when taken in faithful obedience represents our remembrance of Christ's death till he comes.( ICor. 11:23-27). All three symbols represent mans faithful response to the commands of God. Baptism puts one IN Christ. The Lord's Supper represents my livng faithful obedience in recognition of the redemptive work of Christ. Again, the point is simply the faithful obedient response of Man to God's commands.
Which ones can you leave out? and Why? And How do you know it is approved of God?
Finally, I answered the question about who I am. I am not a part of any denomination. I am a member of the Body of Christ,a Christian. ( Acts 11:26, I Cor. 12:12,13, Mat. 16:18,Romans 16:16). I assemble every first day of the week.( Acts 20:7;2:42,Hebrews 10:25).
Frank
There are three Biblical principles that have not changed in any dispensation. They are: Grace, Faith and Obedience. The symbol of baptism represents the faithful response to accesss the grace of God to save,( Romans 5:1,2, Eph,2:8,9). The symbols of the Lord's Supper are symbols that represent when taken in faithful obedience represents our remembrance of Christ's death till he comes.( ICor. 11:23-27). All three symbols represent mans faithful response to the commands of God. Baptism puts one IN Christ. The Lord's Supper represents my livng faithful obedience in recognition of the redemptive work of Christ. Again, the point is simply the faithful obedient response of Man to God's commands.
Which ones can you leave out? and Why? And How do you know it is approved of God?
Finally, I answered the question about who I am. I am not a part of any denomination. I am a member of the Body of Christ,a Christian. ( Acts 11:26, I Cor. 12:12,13, Mat. 16:18,Romans 16:16). I assemble every first day of the week.( Acts 20:7;2:42,Hebrews 10:25).
Frank