The Narrow Path Ministries

Benzoic, IMO Paul is comparing our pledge to Jesus (baptism), to Jesus' death and resurrection. Through the act of baptism we are united with his death in that we become united with him and receive the propitiation of our sins. We are now an adopted child. And like His resurrection to new life, so ...

Also the Bible says Christ never has to die again, but where does it say people never have to die again? Butch Hey Butch, Yes, the Bible states Christ "is never to die again" (Rom 6:9). The Bible shows that "we have become united with Him in the likeness of His death," and that "our old self was cr...

I don't follow these threads, and I do not wish to debate, but when listening to Steve give some valid points in support of a conditional salvation, several concepts came to my mind, which keep me from adopting his view. I would like for someone, maybe Steve, to provide an answer to my question. If ...

Well, what did you think about Romans 10:9 -- the resurrection does have something to do with the belief leading to salvation.

If I am evangelizing a physicist who doesn't read the bible I give him, and he just can't see how the resurrection can be true based on his knowledge of the universe, but his heart becomes willing to surrender to what He does know about Christ and His teachings, does he fail to be a Christian until...

Paul says in Romans 10 and i think it's said in other places , that it is with the heart we believe. Clearly God wants our hearts more then our heads and it sounds like your faith stayed in your head but your heart was elsewhere so my vote is that headfaith is not salvation. That's a really good po...

If a person had believed in the "simple facts" of Jesus' death and resurrection, and understood it, and trusted in Him . . . is it possible that this person would be saved -- apart from repentance? I recall from my adolescence that I did believe in the work of Christ, but never repented. Some may co...

By the way, it is not letters that can be so classified, but sounds.

Thanks for pointing that out. That's probably why I'm finding it hard to get a simple chart, though I did find this site:

http://www.ancient-hebrew.org/26_edenics.html

Can anyone provide me with a chart that displays all letters in English that are associated with velar, dental, guttural, etc.? I also need one for Greek letters, too. I've searched all over the internet, but what I find is too complicated for me to understand. I just need something simple. guttural...

From the Liddel & Scott Greek Lexicon: apollumi to destroy utterly, kill, slay, and of things, to destroy, demolish, waste, Hom., Att.; in pregnant sense, to drive me ruined from my fatherland, Eur.; to lose utterly, utterly, die, to be undone, you are done for, lost, ruined, to be lost, slip away, ...