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→conclusion: the analysis of the argument is supported sola scriptura
::::True. Now go back and re-read 1 Corinthians chapter 2. Then answer the question, ''Was the gospel preached to Israel in the wilderness?'' (the term "gospel" is a Greek word which does not appear anywhere in the Old Testament Hebrew). Then re-read Exodus 30-33, and see how (1) Moses saw God, (2) Moses had the mind of Christ, (3) Moses offered himself as a sacrifice for the sin of the people but God rejected his offer, (4) Moses was saved by grace.
::::True. Now go back and re-read 1 Corinthians chapter 2. Then answer the question, ''Was the gospel preached to Israel in the wilderness?'' (the term "gospel" is a Greek word which does not appear anywhere in the Old Testament Hebrew). Then re-read Exodus 30-33, and see how (1) Moses saw God, (2) Moses had the mind of Christ, (3) Moses offered himself as a sacrifice for the sin of the people but God rejected his offer, (4) Moses was saved by grace.
::::''ye are not under the law, but under grace''.
::::''ye are not under the law, but under grace''.
::::Now, there are carnal Christians (1 Cor 3:3) and baby Christians (I call them milk and cookie Christians 1 Pet 2:2); then there are meat and potato Christians (Heb 5:14 ''strong meat belongeth to them that are of full age, even those who by reason of use have their senses exercised to discern both good and evil''). Carnal Christians and baby Christians are basically the same thing - they still wrestle with the doctrine of salvation by grace versus law keeping. They think faith is a work or task that they must perform. But I'm getting way ahead of myself here.
::::Now, there are carnal Christians (1 Cor 3:3) and baby Christians (I call them milk and cookie Christians 1 Pet 2:2); then there are meat and potato Christians (Heb 5:14 ''strong meat belongeth to them that are of full age, even those who by reason of use have their senses exercised to discern both good and evil''). Carnal Christians and baby Christians are basically the same thing - they still wrestle with the doctrine of salvation by grace versus law keeping. They think faith is a work or a task that they must perform to attain salvation. But I'm getting way ahead of myself here.
::::Forget baptism, for now. Answer these questions:
::::Forget baptism, for now. Answer these questions: