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1 | Whom baptizes with the Holy Ghost | Bible general Archive 3 | ASuba | 180032 | ||
Answer to the reply to my question. some one left a note saying that Jesus is the Holy Ghost. That being true how do you answer John 20:22 And when he (Jesus) had said this, he breathed on them and saith unto them receive the Holy Ghost. So we see in this verse that Jesus himself baptized with the Holy Ghost. We see Paul laying hands on people and they receiving the Holy Ghost and they spoke in tongues and prophesied. What I am understanding is that when the Holy Ghost is upon you, you receive power. I beleive it is the power to tread on all the power of the enemy. I am seeing that not many and none that I know are baptizing with the Holy Ghost. So many are missing the power to have power in their lives and the ability to say unto the mountians of their lifes be thou removed and the mountians will be moved. This is the teaching and relationship I want with my Father | ||||||
2 | Whom baptizes with the Holy Ghost | Bible general Archive 3 | DocTrinsograce | 180038 | ||
Dear Asuba, There are several serious problems with your post: Making normative for contemporary Christians an act exclusive to Christ, deriving doctrine from narrative, and equivocating relative to the Scriptural use of the word "power" . Furthermore, your application and allegorization of Christ's teaching in Mark 11:23-25, in the light of the clear teaching of other passages, is a bit dubious. These problems reduce the overall persuasiveness of your argument. Indeed, it should raise significant concerns if this interpretive technique is the sole foundation of your denominational perspective. I'm afraid the breadth of these issues makes it cumbersome to deal with them all in a single thread. If you're interested in further discussion of the sound interpretation of Scripture (hermeneutics) -- and if we can avoid a purely denominational focus, per the terms of use -- please separate your thoughts into individual threads. In Him, Doc |
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