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Spirit Baptism According to Peter
Is Spirit baptism a separate concept from water baptism? EDIT: I decided to repost this because I had cited Lewis Sperry Chafer on Romans 6:3, who said it spoke of Spirit baptism. I now think the passage refers to the … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Study, Doctrine Study
Tagged acts, baptism, holy spirit, pentecost, Peter, ritual, sacramentalism
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The Rapture and the Nature of the Church — Conclusion
Pretribulationist J. Dwight Pentecost asserts of both posttribulationism and mid-tribulationism that they rest on “a denial of the distinctions between Israel and the church.”[1] Gundry writes an entire chapter attempting to rebut Pentecost’s statement.[2] He begins by arguing against a … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Study, Doctrine Study, Prophecy
Tagged church, feinberg, gundry, Israel, pentecost, rapture
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The Rapture and the Nature of the Church — Part 2
Is the Church is coextensive with the redeemed throughout all ages, or is it a New Testament entity? Did it begin suddenly or slowly develop out of Israel? These questions have dramatic implication for one’s theology, including the nature and … Continue reading
Posted in Doctrine Study
Tagged church, dispensationalism, ecclesiology, holy spirit, pentecost, rapture
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