Why Acts 2:38 Uses The Word “remission”

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

Eat your doughnut so that you may turn to a fat pig ... NIV .... says so that you may turn to God ... let's not forget the Greek ....

Yea name calling.

[Scott Hutchinson]

Boys when is intermission , I need a candy bar .

But answer the question.

[warrior81680]

And--are your sins remitted after baptism or before?

I could use a cup of coffee.

[SDG]

Originally Posted by Steve Epley

Dan who cannot read or speak the language or Professors who teach the language??????????????????

AND ONCE AGAIN ELDER ... You know that a similar list can be compiled of scholars who think differently ... copying and pasting this is akin to a WASTE OF TIME.

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by OGIA

No, I can't and won't.

Only God knows why Cornelius received the HG before he was baptized. Only He knows why He still fills people with the HG who will NEVER be baptized properly. Only God knows why and how He can resurrect a person before they've been buried.

I guess if He wanted us to know, He'd have told us.


But, those truths do not negate His word which says that remission of sins occurs when one repents and is baptized in His name.

For the sole purpose of proving that what the Jews called common or unclean was not so with God any more. When the Word went forth from Peter, God confirmed to him exactly what his vision meant in all reality.

Had to have been an awesome experience.

[Scott Hutchinson]

If I put this in a book ,who gets the royalties.

[mizpeh]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

towards 'eis' the salvation/remission afforded to us at Calvary ... absolutely.

no,no,no, Dan.....eis it pointing toward....Remission of sins.....not away from as though remission has already taken place.

[Scott Hutchinson]

Originally Posted by Gary Blacksher

I could use a cup of coffee.

It's about half-time ain't it.