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Re: The Great One-Step/Three-Step Debate
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Originally Posted by Jermyn Davidson
The flaw in your thought is that there is a sense of uncertainty.
While there may be uncertainty about some things, the point of salvation is not something that we should be uncertain about.
I have to leave this computer, I will post again.
I am reminded of 1 John 5:13. |
That is not dealing with the issue of the two points I mentioned, which is what I meant by the flaw in my thought.
It is easy to not deal with the actual issue and point out a flaw, but the only real way you can show a flaw in this is to show me the flaw in the following:
1) One-Steppers are right when they say the bible does not actually say ONE MUST speak in tongues when receiving the Spirit in any form.
2) Three-Steppers are right when they say the Bible does NOT declare there are two different experiences with the Holy Ghost (one at salvation and a subsequent baptism after salvation).
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...MY THOUGHTS, ANYWAY.
"Many Christians do not try to understand what was written in a verse in the Bible. Instead they approach the passage to prove what they already believe."
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