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Subject 1: Being born again of water and the Spirit

Why did the Son of God become a man?
Who Is Jesus?
What are the Laws established by God?
Do we have to believe in Jesus?
Can we Christians still be sinners?
Can prayers of repentance wash our sins away?
Romans 8:30 states, "Moreover whom He predestined, these He also called; whom He called, these He also justified; and whom He justified, these He also glorified." Then, does this passage support the doctrine of incremental sanctification?
Can confessing our sins make them disappear?
What is the true gospel?
Why did Jesus sacrifice Himself on the Cross?
Who is John the Baptist who baptized Jesus?
What was the sacrifice of atonement for daily sins in the Old Testament?
What was the sacrifice of atonement for a year's sins in the Old Testament?
What was the sacrifice for permanent atonement?
Is the remission of sins given all at once or gradually?
What is the wages of sin?
Why did Jesus have to die on the Cross?
What do we get when we believe in Jesus?
Why do we have to believe in Jesus?
What is the true church of God?
Who is a heretic in the Bible?
Can you tell me what you teach about the relationship of our baptism to the baptism, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ?
How can I say I'm righteous when I am sinning everyday?
What is the baptism of repentance by John?
Don't you think that understanding the baptism of Jesus as the must for salvation would nullify His death on the Cross in the gospel?
Could you give me a belief explanation of the Gospel of water and the Spirit?
What scriptures give you evidence that "the Apostles laid great emphasis on the Baptism of Jesus?"
It is what I already believe and teach unless you are simply adding emphasis to the often-ignored baptism of Jesus. What then is so different about the gospel of the water and the Spirit?
Should I believe in His baptism along with His cross to be saved?
If your understanding of "water and the Spirit" were correct, then salvation would not have been possible for the thief on the cross. If the thief on the Cross were considered an exception to the rule, then God would not be just, because He broke His own rule for entrance into the Kingdom. How can you explain the salvation of the thief on the cross?
Since God is gracious and compassionate, wouldn't He consider us righteous although we have sin in our hearts if we believe in Jesus?
If we say that Jesus has already eliminated our sins of the past, the present and the future according to your assertion, how would the future of a person turn out if he continuously commits sin just thinking about the fact that he has already gotten his sins pardoned by believing in Jesus' baptism and the Cross?

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