The Trinitarian Appreciation Thread - We Thank You.

[Nahum]

Originally Posted by Steve Epley

There is NO remission of sins outside the Name!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Only in the name of Jesus Christ are sins remitted.

Amen.

[SDG]

Originally Posted by Steve Epley

There is NO remission of sins outside the Name!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Only in the name of Jesus Christ are sins remitted.

blood remits sin ... we could debate what 'in the name' means in the original Hebraic and Greek sense .. but that would bore some of the theological elite ...

[Steve Epley]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

blood remits sin ... we could debate what 'the name' means in the original Hebraic and Greek sense .. but that would bore some of the theological elite ...

JESUS SAID "remission of sins would be preached in His NAME beginning at Jerusalem" Luke 24:47 The Name and the Blood are inseparable!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Nahum]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

blood remits sin ... we could debate what 'the name' means in the original Hebraic and Greek sense .. but that would bore some of the theological elite ...

You now deny the power of the Name, Daniel?

Lets recap. You now believe....

1. Repentance is all that is necessary.
2. There is no power in the name.
3. There may be three persons or one in the Godhead.

Sounds Baptist.

[COOPER]

Originally Posted by Steve Epley

When a person is baptized using the titles they are adding sin to sin. They become a compound sinner in the fleshly realm and the spiritual realm. It is a SIN to baptize in the titles. You are telling a LIE to the convert-to the audience and to God!

It was not lawful for David to eat the bread.

Look at the 4 gospels again Epley.

Jesus has a habit of not condemning when the Religious confronted him with law.

Will you bring all of those to him in heaven and say, they were trinitarian!

The law said stone, Jesus said you first.

The law said do not work on the sabbath, he said he is the lord of the sabbath.

The religious always tried to put Jesus in a check mate over law.

They wanted judgment but he gave forgiveness.

Jesus has a pattern of going against the strong, law, judgment type Epley.

I see Jesus going against the Oneness views of law. Just like he did in the gospel.

[Scott Hutchinson]

Daniel I understand the meaning of authority in Hebraic thought ,but a name was invoked in baptism.But the NT. for the most part was written in Koine not classical greek.The Name represents authority.

[Nahum]

Originally Posted by COOPER

It was not lawful for David to eat the bread.

Look at the 4 gospels again Epley.

Jesus has a habit of not condemning when the Religious confronted him with law.

Will you bring all of those to him in heaven and say, they were trinitarian!

The law said stone, Jesus said you first.

The law said do not work on the sabbath, he said he is the lord of the sabbath.

The religious always tried to put Jesus in a check mate over law.

They wanted judgment but he gave forgiveness.

Jesus has a pattern of going against the strong, law, judgment type Epley.

I see Jesus going against the Oneness views of law. Just like he did in the gospel.

Coop, I really think Jesus wants people to know and understand who He is, don't you? It does matter.

[COOPER]

Originally Posted by Scott Hutchinson

Cooper it would be a sin for me to baptize someone in the triune baptismal formula cause I have a revelation. But hey I would baptize your kids in the name of Jesus The Christ.

Ditto!! That's what I am talking about.

[Scott Hutchinson]

To be fair I don't think DAN.A. is denying that being baptized in Jesus Name is an act of following The Lord ,but He is asking does remission or forgiveness of sins occur at baptism ?

[SDG]

Originally Posted by Steve Epley

JESUS SAID "remission of sins would be preached in His NAME beginning at Jerusalem" Luke 24:47 The Name and the Blood are inseparable!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

the name speaks of his power and authority ... the blood speaks of his forgiveness/remission ....

there is power in the name .. and power in the blood ...

but to put salvation in the mouth of the baptizer .... IS SACRAMENTALIST ... no different than confessing your sins to a PRIEST ...