What Is The One Step Of One Step Doctrine?

[TheLegalist]

Originally Posted by ManOfWord

I find it interesting, indeed, that you somehow extracted the above statement from what I said. Here is what I preach: I preach that a person must surrender their heart and life to Jesus Christ unconditionally. I preach that they need to be baptized in water. I baptize in Jesus' name. I preach that the baptism of the Holy Ghost is for us today and is a promise for ALL. I preach that we are called to live a life of holiness and that we should become His disciples. I preach against drunkenness, immorality, and rotten legalistic attitudes.

Good but OSAS teaches that and so do antinomian groups. I know people that teach repentance doesn't save, that teach stricter than the UPC and believe in ETERNAL SECURITY. Because "you should" doesn't mean your understanding of "judgment" is right.

My point was your judgment system is lawless in the end. God judges a certain way. SHOW ME THE LINE IN THE SAND from scripture because he is faithful in ALL THINGS! Also it's not all about HIS DOING it is also about your response as well unto judgment. which somehow you don't agree with blows my mind. Jesus clearly teaches what I have shown through John, Matthew, James, Paul, Mark, Luke and OT by Moses of Abraham.

I never said you taught lawless in the sense of saying it is ok to do whatever. Again it is about judgment and people that don't treat salvation(both present and future aspects) with fear and trembling will always lighten the day of judgment with a false security that they have already obtained with a form of false doctrine of a eschatological acquittal. Seen this view and style of thought way to many times.

And you're the one who is saying that a surrendered, tongue-talking, holiness Christian who is living an overcoming life is going to hell because they weren't baptized with the right words spoken over them. Can you step back for a moment, sincerely think about that conclusion from your paradigm and really say that it matches the Jesus of the Bible? Do you know how absurd that honestly sounds?

sorry but I did not know I had brought up baptism.(way to switch subjects ) You assume to much. I have made my opinion clear on this several times. You should be biblically correct in everyway possible from the heart. How God judges not being baptized in his name.... I have no idea as the Bible does not say. Would I be fearful? Yes! Would I condemn? No! As it's not my judgment!