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Originally Posted by jfrog
Romans 8:14 is a general verse about anyone that meets the condition of being led by the Spirit of God. It says that those led by the Spirit of God are sons of God. And so if they are sons of God then surely they are children of God. And if they they are children of God then they are heirs; heirs of God; and joint heirs with Christ; ... ( Romans 8:17) And so since Cornelius was a child of God before his baptism by virtue of receiving the Holy Spirit and being led by it, then how can you say that he was not saved before baptism seeing as he was also a joint heir with Christ before being baptized?
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The operative word is "oughtest" in
Acts 10:6. "ought" means "necessary".
Acts 10: "He lodgeth with one Simon a tanner, whose house is by the sea side:
he shall tell thee what thou oughtest to do."
He couldn't have been saved if there were things the angel told him were "necessary" for him. We find out he needed to, also, be spirit filled. (
Acts 10:45-46).
Hiding in plain sight.
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