Oh, the kjv was lying when it said for the remission of your sins :D do you know what baptizo means from the greek since you love going back to the greek and don't trust your kjv new testament? it means immersion, and if you are immersed in water are you not baptized? is immersion in water not the life, death, and resurrection showing that you are saved by Jesus' grace?
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Eli Cook
Thomas Richardson
The Greek text IS the KJV it is the Greek version of the KJV. The English KJV is simply the English version of the KJV. You are literally stupid.
And no where, not in any place at all ever ever does the KJV say that baptism is for the forgiveness of sins, not in the English nor the Greek.
Baptism is an outward identification with Christ and a public expression of faith in Jesus.
Alexander Gonzalez
There is no Greek KJV. There's a textus receptus, if that's what you're thinking of. I will again refer you to Acts 2:38, is it not the word of God? It's very clear
Jason Butler
greek is actually another word for ye king's english, it's in shakespeare!
Nolan Martinez
But Acts 2:38 does not say baptism forgives sins. The word for in English = identification. You are illiterate confirmed.
The Textus Receptus is the KJV.
Oliver Walker
for means identification, and king james a british king in the 1600s authorized the textus receptus that came 1400 years before him. this has to be a false flag.
Christian Wood
Yes exactly, it means identification. I have shown in plain English that Acts 2:38 does not say baptism forgives sins.
You can say this is a false flag all you want, ad hominem and proof you have been refuted.
Samuel Cook
I guess you dropped your king james made the textus receptus thing, but really you think for means identification because of your eis garbage :D
merriam-webster.com
please watch the video embeded here if you are serious
Isaac Diaz
Just stop there is no reasoning with a Baptist.
Blake Price
Video is blasphemy, there is no reason to watch it.