We can't say thank you big enough to equal to the amount of gratitude we have for each of you. Your kindness, encouragement, and support during this second season has been incredible. And Lord-willing, we are excited to return for a third season in 2022.
As a former Baptist, I would idolize more of these so-called “teachers” like James White rather than reading my Bible. I thought that I couldn’t truly understand the Bible bc I believed they were more educated and knowledgeable due to them having degrees. But, I realized later that the Bible was made for the common man. The truth really did set me free.
Be a former Baptist ? The correct term you're looking for is reformed Baptist my friend . Please don't make people think that all Baptist are reformed because most Baptist aren't . I'm 53 years old and was raised missionary Baptist and never heard of reformed Baptist until on UT about 4 or 5 years ago and had been all over to Baptist churches far and near . Calvinism is the very most minority view in Christianity, especially amongst scholars with high view of scripture . So many don't know this and that's not why it's wrong , it's because it's wrong and I'm so glad that you've been delivered from the blasphemous doctrines of calvinism . May GOD bless n keep you my friend .
My Brother's in Christ..Thank so much for the time too address James White's accusations against what the Bible teaches. Looking forward to the answers you give him with scripture.
The rightly divided Scriptures wins again. The Church of Christ the one that our Lord and SAVIOR Jesus christ built wins again. Thank you Brethren sincerely for the defense of the GOSPEL of Jesus Christ and rightly dividing the word of TRUTH. We pray for people like James White to come into the knowledge of the truth. I never thought I would hear someone who was so opposed to what Jesus and The Apostles taught. WOW!!!!
I’m so excited to listen to these episodes! I’ve been waiting for your responses! I first heard about James’s mentioning of you guys from a clip played on Johnny Robertson’s TV program “What Does the Bible Say?” (in which the Robertsons have already aired multiple consecutive programs the past month it seems rebuttaling James White, Jeff Durban & The Cultish podcast’s inaccurate viewpoints about the church of Christ as well as addressing their stances on the unscriptural doctrine of Calvinism) I love studying the Scriptures right along with you as ya’ll teach & discuss. Thank you for inlcuding the link to the original video because I’ve been having a hard time finding it.
It's even More than the "Blood of Christ" that "Cleanes" in the Act of Baptism; It's the understanding and Obedience of the one being Baptised....The WILLINGNESS to Accept, and ABIDE by GOD'S Way of INTRODUCING us into HIS Kingdom. Amen.
Isn’t abiding by Gods way, confessing when we fail. No one is perfect in their doctrine, in my opinion. Not being well informed or maybe not having sound doctrine does not always equal heresy.. Does it?
If the act of baptism cleanses from sin than clearly you must believe the theif on the cross is not saved. Do explain how u can be with Christ in paradise and be in hell?
@@markrolofs8866 the thief on the cross was told by jesus before he died that he would be with him. the new covenant didn’t start till after jesus died. wouldn’t you believe if jesus told you that you will be with him. if he directly told you face to face. i mean really.
@@blakejames4888 well yeah, your making my point. God has one way of salvation, not multiple ways. The thief was saved by the power of Christ alone, as are we. Unless you believe Christ is a way and not the way. It's clear, either we are saved by adding to his finished work or we are saved by resting in his finished work. The latter has no room for boasting just as Paul did not.
Ya' want to hear something ASTOUNDING? There are, in various poor Cities across the Globe, gentle, humble people, who never have HAD even ONE Bible class! They, in fact, may only have a Page or two from the Bible. And yet---because of their Sweet, Deeply Devoted LOVE for their LORD and SAVIOR, and their incredible gentle humility...Will actu- ally CORRECT many so-called Theologians who thought They knew it all! GOD will ANOINT their Hearts and Minds to speak words of Wis- dom and Truth! Mark those Words! GOD bless.
Y’all did a great job!! I loved how y’all only used the Bible to make your points. Every time a great point was made a mic 🎤 was being dropped. Jesus replied to the Pharisees, “For It is written,” and this is how we as Christians are suppose to be answering the error.
Maybe I’m confused at some of the points. I won’t mention specific verses. But in all due respect, I feel like I’m hearing do, do , do things to be saved. It seems to infer that if you fail in these areas after you have received Christ you become fearful of when you have gone to far. Therefore leading to fear of losing salvation, on a daily bases. So someone who genuinely receives Christ, but does not read the Bible enough to grasp the whole list of do and don’ts you mentioned in the video. He hasn’t checked off everything he must do to be saved.I’ve been involved in ministry for years, and would love to hear you answer or explain briefly the balance as you understand it.. I do believe our focus, our thought life, our desires, are forever changed, thru the work of the Holy Spirit when we receive Christ. Maybe I miss understood the strong emphasis on works. Or I focused to hard on the points I was hearing. Thanx really enjoyed the discussion 🙏👍
I believe you have it right, this is clear works salvation. That I don't think they would deny. It's simply putting the cart before the horse of grace. James clearly teaches faith is a result of grace not the other way around. Therefore we cannot boast with a faith that is actually centered and completely on Christ's work alone, unlike what we have here is Christ gives us an opportunity and we are saved because we are smarter than our neighbors who aren't saved. Which is boasting in works for salvation and not in Christ.
@@markrolofs8866 👍Thanks.. I’m really surprised that neither of these fellows, were willing to explain their view and clarify all the things they have stated, and listed, that you must do to be saved. I understand the commandments for us as believers, but we will fail at keeping them perfectly..
Faith means doing. James 2 says this. We have the scriptures and if we believe in them we do. To be saved, one must first be in Christ, right? One must hear, Romans 10:14. One must believe, John 3:16. One must repent, Acts 2:38. One must confess Jesus as Lord, Romans 10:9. One must be baptized in Jesus, Mark 16:16. One must continue to live faithfully, Revelation 2:10. Will someone live faithfully perfectly? No. No one is saying that. But the scriptures tell us to live faithfully, right? We should preach what the word says, right? So, that's what we're doing.
@@markrolofs8866 Matt 7:21 have you not read this scripture? Not everyone who says to me Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven, but he that DOES the will of My Father which is in heaven. Man MUST do something, and if that's the case then reformed theology is destroyed completely. Saved by grace only=all saved Saved by grace through faith= God provides atonement (Christ) and man chooses to connect to that God given atonement and man must chose to remain connected to that very same atonement. Bible teaches this clearly. Hebrews 12:14 Pursue peace with all men and sanctification, without which no man shall see the Lord. Why pursue sanctification? Why pursue anything when nothing man does has any effect whatsoever? Santa is man improving, not staying the same.
Trent Horn, whom I would say is the most gifted Catholic debater, had a debate with James White on whether or not someone can lose their salvation a few years ago and soundly defeated him on the subject. Highly recommend it when you have a few spare hours on a long drive.
That debate is simple. The Bible says that when we believe the gospel, then we are saved. It also says that when we believe, we are sealed with the Holy Spirit.
@@RayRay-jf5hf Hebrews says Jesus is the author of salvation to all who obey him and James says faith by itself won’t save. Jesus said whoever believes and is baptized will be saved. He assumes someone who believes will be baptized.
@@trailrvs Below is the most important verse in our Bible. It is written by our apostle Paul. I Corinthians 15:2 - "By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain." So, we see that we are saved, unless we have believed in vain. But what are we saved by, and what does "unless you have believed in vain mean?
@@RayRay-jf5hf if one takes the entire NT instead of verses here and there, we see that we are saved by Grace through faith at our baptism. Baptism is where we come in contact with the blood of Christ. Unlike OT washings that only cleansed the outside, NT baptism cleans up the inside because it is when our sins are washed away (1 Peter 3:21; Acts 22:16). Believing in vain would be believing without being baptized, or also falling away from the faith after baptism.
Calvinism is the most biblically contradictory theology in Christianity. They distort the gospel of CHRIST as they claim CHRIST only died for a few instead of all which deems CHRIST as deceitful as this view is compared to Mark 16 : 15 when CHRIST told HIS apostles to go into the whole world and preach the gospel to EVERY CREATURE . Was CHRIST telling them to go tell that man over there that HE died for him when in truth HE didn't? No ! And this is considered to be blasphemy to actual Bible believers who takes scripture and the fear of GOD seriously . GOD bless yaw .
At the 53-minute mark it is said of God that He is sovereign, and that He gets to determine what He wants to do. I have heard many preachers repeat this same error. This is incorrect, in that there are things that God cannot do, such as lie, or commit any sin. A better way to phrase it, is to say that: 1. God is "All Mighty." 2. God is "All Powerful." 3. God is "All Knowing." 4. God is "Love." 5. ...and all other attributes of God.
Calvinist mutilate the sovereignty of GOD by making up their own definitions of it and many other biblical terms and then totally misrepresent GOD with them . GOD bless my friend .
@@cecilspurlockjr.9421 Below, I have provided how sins were remitted in the gospel of the kingdom and forgiven in the gospel of Christ (gospel of the grace of God). I have also explained how salvation was achieved in each gospel. GOSPEL OF THE KINGDOM - Before Christ's Ministry: SINS - were remitted by the sacrifice of animals. SALVATION - was by works and belief in God and following the Law of Moses, that the priests taught. GOSPEL OF THE KINGDOM - During and after Christ's Ministry: SINS - were remitted by "confessing their sins," during water baptism (Matthew 3:6), and belief (Acts 10:43) in Jesus Christ as their Messiah and King. SALVATION - was by works and striving till the end and keeping the Law of Moses. This gospel was taught by Jesus (while on earth) and Peter and the 11. GOSPEL OF CHRIST (GOSPEL OF THE GRACE OF GOD) that ONLY Paul taught: SINS - of the entire world were forgiven on the cross. I Corinthians 15:1-4.
@@RayRay-jf5hfJohn 3 : 16 doesn't say whosoever believes and keeps the law . first of all Paul wasn't the only one who taught that . Second of all we can't even discuss scripture if you don't believe the Bible. That's like arguing with a Muslim as they say only some of the Bible is corrupt but the parts I believe aren't and we must take them seriously . Either you believe the Bible or you don't and obviously you don't as you imply that Paul is a child of satan .
@@RayRay-jf5hf only one Gospel dude! Paul preached the same Gospel Peter and James taught, you do not know scripture. No jew or gentile, only those who are baptized into Christ are the seed of Abraham (Galatians 3:26-29) according to God's promise.
Ezek 18:20 The soul that sinnith, it shall die. The son shall not bear the iniquity of the father, neither shall the father bear the iniquity of the son: the righteousness of the righteous shall be upon him, and the wickedness of the wicked shall be upon him. How can you be born in sin if you don’t inherit your fathers sins?
They misuse the scripture where David said "in sin my mother conceived me...". The verse you quoted defeats this argument. I was taught the aside/illustration "In drunkeness my father beat me.." was the child drunk? No.
Around the 45-minute mark Scott talks about initial forgiveness and that God says that He is willing to forgive us if we do what is required of us. This goes against the gospel, where in verse (3) it says that our sins were forgiven on the cross. I Corinthians 15:3 "For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures." Does anyone else see this mistake?
Christ died for our sins. That’s what scripture says. You however, say that “Our sins were forgiven at the cross”. This cannot be skipped over. Scripture teaches our sins are washed away by the blood of Christ. It is in Romans 6 that we contact the blood of Christ by being baptized into His death, v3. Please study the verse you provided and compare it to what you typed, for they are conflicting.
@@Viking4Christ There are conflicting verses within the bible. However, the Bible does not contradict itself. The reason for the conflicting verses within the New Testament, is because of the two separate gospels mentioned in the New Testament. The nation of Israel had the gospel of the kingdom, and we "the body of Christ," have the gospel of grace (the gospel of Christ.") So, you are saying that Christ did not die for our sins, unless we have a baptistry to get "water baptized" in? Water baptism was for the nation of Israel, and "water baptism" never forgave anyone of their sins - it only put those sins in remission, until Jesus Christ returns to earth, after the Tribulation. For proof, please see Acts 3:19 where their sins would not be fully "blotted out" until Christ returns to earth. Peter told the nation of Israel that they killed Jesus who was both Lord and Christ. Acts Chapter 2 was a "murder indictment" against the nation of Israel. In fact, Peter spoke of the Tribulation in Acts 2:16-21. Acts2:16-21 16 But this is that which was spoken by the prophet Joel; 17 And it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out of my Spirit upon all flesh: and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams: 18 And on my servants and on my handmaidens I will pour out in those days of my Spirit; and they shall prophesy: 19 And I will shew wonders in heaven above, and signs in the earth beneath; blood, and fire, and vapour of smoke: 20 The sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood, before the great and notable day of the Lord come: 21 And it shall come to pass, that whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be saved. Now, you say that Romans 6:3 talks of "water baptism." Please show me in Romans 6:3 where it mentions anything about water or blood. No, you cannot, because Romans 6:3 is referring to spiritual baptism of those within "the body of Christ."
@@RayRay-jf5hf I don’t believe it’s talking about spiritual baptism is you compare scripture with scripture: “For Christ also hath once suffered for sins, the just for the unjust, that he might bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh, but quickened by the Spirit: By which also he went and preached unto the spirits in prison; Which sometime were disobedient, when once the longsuffering of God waited in the days of Noah, while the ark was a preparing, wherein few, that is, eight souls were saved by water. The like figure whereunto even baptism doth also now save us (not the putting away of the filth of the flesh, but the answer of a good conscience toward God,) by the resurrection of Jesus Christ:” 1 Peter 3:18-21 KJV This scripture is referring to water baptism when it states the baptism is not for the removal of filth from the flesh, if your in the flesh it’s the only time you would wash filth from your flesh, if you are in the spirit you wouldn’t have filth of the body.
5:59...."I thought the quality of the presentation was good, technologically speaking, not THEOLOGICALLY SPEAKING"....This is called a left handed compliment which is mean spirited as he levels an accusation without saying why it is theologically errant. Mr. White also at 6:42 slams our brothers again with the soft "Not much of an audience...". Why is that relevant? Its the truth being preached or its not. at 6:45 Mr. White says arrogantly "Well, were going to help them out here...and make it one of their bigger episodes...". This is so cocky and haughty. This is not how Christians disagree with each other. Mr. White then claims there are misrepresentations and straw man arguments given by Scott, Aaron and Tucker, I have not seen any of that accusation attested to as true. Mr. White is not only defying the Apostles who shaded this type of speaking and debate, he is intellectually dishonest when he replies, muddying the water, misdirecting and not addressing the points from a biblical stand point. He does say that there are eisegetical errors and other accusations. I will watch the rest even with his unloving and unchristian attitude.
James White and others just use poor logic, poor reasoning, and clearly don’t know their bibles. What he does is that he reads the Bible by enforcing preconceived notions to make scripture align to his theology rather than reading scripture thus building up a correct theology.
The theological point of romans chapter 3 is not that all have sinned (they have, obviously). The point is getting self righteous Jews to understand that this includes THEM. Jews "knew" that gentiles were "sinners", but that they themselves had God on their side. That they were God's chosen. The "All" in 3:23 is emphatic...."ALL (Including you my Jewish bretheren) have sinned Sometimes you have to get someone unsaved before you can get them saved
Holy Scripture teaches we must cooperate with God's saving grace and repent and bear fruit and forgive others and love one another and persevere to the end to be saved! For even if one has ALL FAITH, but does not LOVE, IT IS USELESS! Only when we love one another, do we belong to the One who saves us, Jesus Christ! Peace always in Jesus Christ our Great and Kind God and Savior, He whose Flesh is true food and Blood true drink
James White is way over educated in the the theologies and philosophies of men, many who profess to be wise but have become fools. His pointing out the misspelling of Calvinism and pronunciation of Voddie Baucham errors magnifies his immaturity in the faith.
@Eucharist Angel Whoah buddy, sounds like you need to read Ephesians 4:29. No need to call names and be angry. If you are offended by the truth, maybe you need to rearrange priorities. Galatians 4:16
All denominations preach a false religion and a false gospel. Any denomination that preaches that you have sins to be forgiven of, and they know just how to get rid of those sins, is a denomination, and preaches a false gospel.
@@Kurt2222 I don’t know why you’re commenting to me. My comment was a reply to someone angry at the original comment. That comment has since been deleted, making mine by itself. I was not replying to the original comment.
Are you gentlemen saying that there are such people who were saved but then became damned after the fact!? And that the Bible has examples of these people?
@@Robert.Pruett Judas never actually believed nor was he saved! Jesus Himself said that it would be better for Him if He were never born! Judas was the same as someone who's fond of the message of Jesus and loves the idea of Him, but has never truly given their life to Him! That type of person is everywhere. Jesus does not reject those who He has made members of His family!!
@@Robert.Pruett JOHN 6:70 *Jesus answered them, Have not I chosen you twelve, and one of you is a devil?* Devils have never been accepted into God's family. That would make God imperfect. Judas was clearly chosen to betray Jesus, not to follow Him to the Kingdom of Heaven.
Oh don't worry after a whole bunch terrible responses and interactions with him of ignoring what you said. You will change your mind. He is not honorable.
Our gospel says that forgiveness of sins and salvation are separate events. Our gospel says that our sins were forgiven on the cross, and our gospel also says that we are saved by believing the gospel. So, it is very easy to be saved. We only have to believe in Christ and His finished cross-work. I Corinthians 15:1-4 1Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; 2 By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. 3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; 4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures. Now, concerning verse 2 where it says that we are saved if we believe the gospel, unless we believed in vain. We cannot believe in vain if we believe in the gospel and what Christ accomplished on the cross. We do believe in vain, WHEN we believe that we can that we "do anything in the flesh" for our salvation. When we believe in vain, we are not saved!!!
@Ray Ray Paul saw Christ on the road to Damascus and prayed for 3 days and his sins were not forgiven until baptism (Acts 22:16). Remember James 2:19 Even the demons believe and tremble, you know they’re not saved. Acknowledging Christ died for your sins doesn’t save you. And be careful to say “our gospel says.” Its not “your gospel.” It’s either the gospel of the scripture or it is not. Also, Compare Romans 6:1-6 to I Cor 15. You will see that at baptism a person dies to self, is buried in baptism, and rises again to walk in newness of life just like how Christ died, was buried, and rose again in 1 Cor 15. That was the gospel good news that Paul preached at Corinth in which they stand. He preached Christ’s gospel.
@@shellbell2167 Hey, check out Truth Time Radio on TH-cam, or their podcast. They preach the gospel - rightly divided. I am so amazed that you cannot understand that there were two gospels in the New Testament.
@@RayRay-jf5hf Forgiveness of sins and salvation are separate events? So when your sins are forgiven, what is your condition? If you have no sin held against you, you're still in danger of condemnation? How?
@@speakeasyarchives8764 Unprepared? In what way? Just because they use the pause word "Uhm" to move to their next point does not show intellectual lack. You have just made three statements that are not true. Why are they not true? Because you have used no scripture to back your claim that the Robertson family is the best debate team . You also have provided no proof of why they are. You slur them for using "uhm" and yet you cannot use the proper "their" when saying "not good on telling there ideas". You also need to point out with time stamps where they were unprepared. You have done none of that and my brother you are displaying a lot of immaturity by making these statements. What were you specifically here to earnestly contend with? Do you have a valid argument against the biblical doctrine explained here? Is it pride and making statements about accomplished debate opponents and participants that are successful that maybe give you a "I'm a winner by association with great debate participants, so give my claims some validity" in your heart?
@TheDynamicsolo struck a nerve uhm I'm thinking of why they're not good debaters. Ahh! They're so many things uhm 😳 where would you want to start? Uhm. Get back with me when you can uhm.
The book of James was written to the "12 tribes of the nation of Israel scattered abroad," not to the "body of Christ. It says this in verse 1. There is a difference between the kingdom gospel that Jesus (while on earth) Peter and the 11 taught - and what Paul taught, which is the gospel of grace (gospel of Christ) that he received by divine revelation from Christ. We are under the gospel of grace (gospel of Christ) and not the kingdom gospel. Therefore, James is not our MAIL to read. It is someone else's mail, specifically, the nation of Israel.
At the 52-minute mark Aaron says that Paul's sins were forgiven when Paul was "water baptized." However, this is not correct since "water baptism" never forgave anyone of their sins. "Water baptism" only put Paul's sins "into remission." We can see that this is true by reading Acts 3:19.
@@shellbell2167 I do not see where Paul's sins were forgiven. The Bible is without error, so washing away sins is putting them in remission as in Acts 3:19. Do you disagree, and say that the Bible has errors?
@@RayRay-jf5hf Lol, might want to look up definitions of words. Remission means the cancelation of debt. Forgiveness means to not hold a debt against someone. In this case it means the same thing.
The Koine Greek definition of remission is the word "Aphesis" this means "dismissal, release". You err by using an English definition. When Peter said "Arise and be baptized for the dismissal of your sins". "Aphesis" is used as "Forgivness" in Matthew 26:28, Mark 1:4, Luke 1:77, Acts 2:38, 5:31, 10:43, 13:38, 26:18, Hebrews 9:22 and 10:18.
Around the 45-minute mark on this video Scott says that "when we obey God, He then applies His grace to us." No, grace is grace, and grace is grace, and grace is grace. We do nothing for God's grace. The apostle Paul says that it is no longer grace, when we add works to grace. What Scott said goes against the Bible, and the teachings of Paul. I would hope that he would correct his mistake.
““For the grace of God that brings salvation has appeared to all men,” Titus 2:11 Grace has appeared to everyone. For you to say that we do not have to accept it, you’re saying everyone will go to Heaven. We know that this is false because Matthew 7:13-14 teaches this. I hope you study your interpretation compared to scripture. “And having been perfected, He became the author of eternal salvation to all who obey Him,” Hebrew 5:9
@@Viking4Christ Well, Hebrews was written to who? Yes, the Hebrews. Yes, our gospel of grace (gospel of Christ) in verse 2 says that if we believe the gospel then we are saved, unless we believe in vain. See I Corinthians 15:1-4. Referring to "believing in vain" that is referring to if we believe another gospel. Please remember that Paul said that if anyone preaches another gospel, then he is to be accursed. Please see Galatians 1:8-9. If you believe another gospel than our gospel of I Corinthians 15:1-4, then you are not saved, but lost. That is why Satan created denominations, so that they would believe another gospel (such as having sins to be forgiven of) and be lost. You really should read your Bible and believe your Bible, not man's interpretation of your Bible.
Genesis 6:8 Genesis 7:5 Noah (who was under the Patriarchal Law) found grace because he was looking for it by doing God's will. He was doing God's will before God called him to build the ark, and continued doing God's will by building the ark. He, and the other 7, were chosen because, unlike the rest of mankind, they were faithful and obedient. I chose 1 Old Testament example to demonstrate that grace and faith are not exclusively New Testament principles.
@@RayRay-jf5hf I would say most of what you said is true. You are most assuredly have a false understanding of who the recipient of Hebrews is. It is not to Hebrew Jews, but Christians that were Jews before conversion and/or those that are thinking about returning to Judaism. It was written to the church in Jerusalem. You say if we believe the gospel. This is true. The same gospel preached in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Do not exclude the entirety of scripture and use only 1 Corinthians 15. Please study these things and use the sum of scripture to make decisions on Biblical things.
You mentioned Matthew 3:7 and Luke 3:7 where John the Baptist is referring to the coming Tribulation. Yet the CoC does not believe in the coming Tribulation. So, if you do not believe in the Tribulation, then don't use Matthew 3:7 and Luke 3:7 as a reference. Luke 3:7 - "Then said he to the multitude that came forth to be baptized of him, O generation of vipers, who hath warned you to flee from the wrath to come?"
The wrath to come on jews was AD 70 when God used Rome to destroy the jews who rejected Christianity even after 40 years of preaching Christ. Not some unbiblical premillennialism. The wrath to come can be for anyone who rejects Christ. Judaism was destroyed completely by Rome, the temple was destroyed along with the Levitical priesthood ancestry, keeping any sacrifice from being made in atonement for jews sins according to the mosaic law. So there ought not to be any jew on earth from that moment forward that rejects Christ and remain in Judaism which is a dead religion.
Ott ohh! The church of arguing has met a Theologian in Dr James White to teach them some BIBLE, instead of their Campbellite doctrine of him abd his son's traditions
The fact that you call them “Campbellites” shows that you don’t understand what and who the church of Christ is. It isn’t a religion following a man’s ideas. It is Jesus’ one church that was founded on the day of Pentecost circa 33 AD.
@@adamholmes1992 Actually, there were two churches in the New Testament. One was started before Pentecost, which "WAS" the Jerusalem church. We know that it had approximately 120 members in the church before Pentecost. Then there is the church which "IS" "the body of Christ," which Paul started, and of which Paul is the first member, and of which we are members. This is why we "water baptism" is not for us. Our baptism is by the Holy Spirit into "the body of Christ."
By your argument, you must believe Campbell was alive before Paul wrote Romans? Or before Acts? You can read about the church of Christ in the Bible. Please show me your denomination in scripture. I’ll wait.
@@Viking4Christ What? Are you saying that there were denominations when Paul was alive? Aren't you referring to "the body of Christ," being mentioned in the Bible? All denominations are of Satan and administered by man. All denominations choose what their doctrine will be without regard for what the Bible truly says. The Bible was written on a 6th grade level. We can all understand it, if we do not let denominations tell us what it says.
We can't say thank you big enough to equal to the amount of gratitude we have for each of you. Your kindness, encouragement, and support during this second season has been incredible. And Lord-willing, we are excited to return for a third season in 2022.
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As a former Baptist, I would idolize more of these so-called “teachers” like James White rather than reading my Bible. I thought that I couldn’t truly understand the Bible bc I believed they were more educated and knowledgeable due to them having degrees. But, I realized later that the Bible was made for the common man. The truth really did set me free.
Be a former Baptist ? The correct term you're looking for is reformed Baptist my friend . Please don't make people think that all Baptist are reformed because most Baptist aren't . I'm 53 years old and was raised missionary Baptist and never heard of reformed Baptist until on UT about 4 or 5 years ago and had been all over to Baptist churches far and near . Calvinism is the very most minority view in Christianity, especially amongst scholars with high view of scripture . So many don't know this and that's not why it's wrong , it's because it's wrong and I'm so glad that you've been delivered from the blasphemous doctrines of calvinism .
May GOD bless n keep you my friend .
My Brother's in Christ..Thank so much for the time too address James White's accusations against what the Bible teaches. Looking forward to the answers you give him with scripture.
The rightly divided Scriptures wins again. The Church of Christ the one that our Lord and SAVIOR Jesus christ built wins again. Thank you Brethren sincerely for the defense of the GOSPEL of Jesus Christ and rightly dividing the word of TRUTH. We pray for people like James White to come into the knowledge of the truth. I never thought I would hear someone who was so opposed to what Jesus and The Apostles taught. WOW!!!!
I’m so excited to listen to these episodes! I’ve been waiting for your responses! I first heard about James’s mentioning of you guys from a clip played on Johnny Robertson’s TV program “What Does the Bible Say?” (in which the Robertsons have already aired multiple consecutive programs the past month it seems rebuttaling James White, Jeff Durban & The Cultish podcast’s inaccurate viewpoints about the church of Christ as well as addressing their stances on the unscriptural doctrine of Calvinism) I love studying the Scriptures right along with you as ya’ll teach & discuss. Thank you for inlcuding the link to the original video because I’ve been having a hard time finding it.
Thank you so much, Anna! It really means a lot! Oh wow, that's awesome! What episode is it?
James is well schooled in the Art of Sarcasm!
This man is so mean spirited. He loses my respect for this. Even IF he was right, his unchristian attitude in his debate style is to be avoided.
Great episode. Thanks for standing up for the truth and answering these false teachers with the Bible.
It's even More than the "Blood of Christ" that "Cleanes" in the Act of
Baptism; It's the understanding and Obedience of the one being
Baptised....The WILLINGNESS to Accept, and ABIDE by GOD'S Way
of INTRODUCING us into HIS Kingdom.
Amen.
Isn’t abiding by Gods way, confessing when we fail. No one is perfect in their doctrine, in my opinion. Not being well informed or maybe not having sound doctrine does not always equal heresy.. Does it?
If the act of baptism cleanses from sin than clearly you must believe the theif on the cross is not saved. Do explain how u can be with Christ in paradise and be in hell?
@@markrolofs8866 the thief on the cross was told by jesus before he died that he would be with him. the new covenant didn’t start till after jesus died. wouldn’t you believe if jesus told you that you will be with him. if he directly told you face to face. i mean really.
@@blakejames4888 well yeah, your making my point. God has one way of salvation, not multiple ways. The thief was saved by the power of Christ alone, as are we. Unless you believe Christ is a way and not the way. It's clear, either we are saved by adding to his finished work or we are saved by resting in his finished work. The latter has no room for boasting just as Paul did not.
@@markrolofs8866 no i’m not making your point. i just said. the new covenant didn’t start till after Jesus died.
Ya' want to hear something ASTOUNDING? There are, in various poor
Cities across the Globe, gentle, humble people, who never have HAD
even ONE Bible class! They, in fact, may only have a Page or two from
the Bible. And yet---because of their Sweet, Deeply Devoted LOVE for
their LORD and SAVIOR, and their incredible gentle humility...Will actu-
ally CORRECT many so-called Theologians who thought They knew it
all! GOD will ANOINT their Hearts and Minds to speak words of Wis-
dom and Truth!
Mark those Words!
GOD bless.
Is that something that you Believe or something that you KNOW FOR A FACT
Y’all did a great job!! I loved how y’all only used the Bible to make your points. Every time a great point was made a mic 🎤 was being dropped. Jesus replied to the Pharisees, “For It is written,” and this is how we as Christians are suppose to be answering the error.
I have a question!
At 25:35, by "Spiritual death" do you mean hell?
Maybe I’m confused at some of the points. I won’t mention specific verses. But in all due respect, I feel like I’m hearing do, do , do things to be saved. It seems to infer that if you fail in these areas after you have received Christ you become fearful of when you have gone to far. Therefore leading to fear of losing salvation, on a daily bases. So someone who genuinely receives Christ, but does not read the Bible enough to grasp the whole list of do and don’ts you mentioned in the video. He hasn’t checked off everything he must do to be saved.I’ve been involved in ministry for years, and would love to hear you answer or explain briefly the balance as you understand it.. I do believe our focus, our thought life, our desires, are forever changed, thru the work of the Holy Spirit when we receive Christ. Maybe I miss understood the strong emphasis on works. Or I focused to hard on the points I was hearing. Thanx really enjoyed the discussion 🙏👍
I believe you have it right, this is clear works salvation. That I don't think they would deny. It's simply putting the cart before the horse of grace. James clearly teaches faith is a result of grace not the other way around. Therefore we cannot boast with a faith that is actually centered and completely on Christ's work alone, unlike what we have here is Christ gives us an opportunity and we are saved because we are smarter than our neighbors who aren't saved. Which is boasting in works for salvation and not in Christ.
@@markrolofs8866 👍Thanks..
I’m really surprised that neither of these fellows, were willing to explain their view and clarify all the things they have stated, and listed, that you must do to be saved. I understand the commandments for us as believers, but we will fail at keeping them perfectly..
Faith means doing. James 2 says this. We have the scriptures and if we believe in them we do.
To be saved, one must first be in Christ, right?
One must hear, Romans 10:14.
One must believe, John 3:16.
One must repent, Acts 2:38.
One must confess Jesus as Lord, Romans 10:9.
One must be baptized in Jesus, Mark 16:16.
One must continue to live faithfully, Revelation 2:10.
Will someone live faithfully perfectly? No. No one is saying that. But the scriptures tell us to live faithfully, right? We should preach what the word says, right? So, that's what we're doing.
@@markrolofs8866 Matt 7:21 have you not read this scripture? Not everyone who says to me Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven, but he that DOES the will of My Father which is in heaven.
Man MUST do something, and if that's the case then reformed theology is destroyed completely.
Saved by grace only=all saved
Saved by grace through faith= God provides atonement (Christ) and man chooses to connect to that God given atonement and man must chose to remain connected to that very same atonement. Bible teaches this clearly.
Hebrews 12:14 Pursue peace with all men and sanctification, without which no man shall see the Lord.
Why pursue sanctification? Why pursue anything when nothing man does has any effect whatsoever? Santa is man improving, not staying the same.
Trent Horn, whom I would say is the most gifted Catholic debater, had a debate with James White on whether or not someone can lose their salvation a few years ago and soundly defeated him on the subject. Highly recommend it when you have a few spare hours on a long drive.
Thanks for mentioning. I will check this out myself 👍
That debate is simple. The Bible says that when we believe the gospel, then we are saved. It also says that when we believe, we are sealed with the Holy Spirit.
@@RayRay-jf5hf Hebrews says Jesus is the author of salvation to all who obey him and James says faith by itself won’t save. Jesus said whoever believes and is baptized will be saved. He assumes someone who believes will be baptized.
@@trailrvs Below is the most important verse in our Bible. It is written by our apostle Paul.
I Corinthians 15:2 - "By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain."
So, we see that we are saved, unless we have believed in vain. But what are we saved by, and what does "unless you have believed in vain mean?
@@RayRay-jf5hf if one takes the entire NT instead of verses here and there, we see that we are saved by Grace through faith at our baptism. Baptism is where we come in contact with the blood of Christ. Unlike OT washings that only cleansed the outside, NT baptism cleans up the inside because it is when our sins are washed away (1 Peter 3:21; Acts 22:16). Believing in vain would be believing without being baptized, or also falling away from the faith after baptism.
Calvinism is the most biblically contradictory theology in Christianity. They distort the gospel of CHRIST as they claim CHRIST only died for a few instead of all which deems CHRIST as deceitful as this view is compared to Mark 16 : 15 when CHRIST told HIS apostles to go into the whole world and preach the gospel to EVERY CREATURE .
Was CHRIST telling them to go tell that man over there that HE died for him when in truth HE didn't? No ! And this is considered to be blasphemy to actual Bible believers who takes scripture and the fear of GOD seriously .
GOD bless yaw .
53:55 my favorite moment
1 Corinthians 15:3-4; Ephesians 1:13;:1 Thessalonians 4:14
At the 53-minute mark it is said of God that He is sovereign, and that He gets to determine what He wants to do. I have heard many preachers repeat this same error. This is incorrect, in that there are things that God cannot do, such as lie, or commit any sin. A better way to phrase it, is to say that:
1. God is "All Mighty."
2. God is "All Powerful."
3. God is "All Knowing."
4. God is "Love."
5. ...and all other attributes of God.
Calvinist mutilate the sovereignty of GOD by making up their own definitions of it and many other biblical terms and then totally misrepresent GOD with them . GOD bless my friend .
@@cecilspurlockjr.9421 Below, I have provided how sins were remitted in the gospel of the kingdom and forgiven in the gospel of Christ (gospel of the grace of God). I have also explained how salvation was achieved in each gospel.
GOSPEL OF THE KINGDOM - Before Christ's Ministry:
SINS - were remitted by the sacrifice of animals.
SALVATION - was by works and belief in God and following the Law of Moses, that the priests taught.
GOSPEL OF THE KINGDOM - During and after Christ's Ministry:
SINS - were remitted by "confessing their sins," during water baptism (Matthew 3:6), and belief (Acts 10:43) in Jesus Christ as their Messiah and King.
SALVATION - was by works and striving till the end and keeping the Law of Moses. This gospel was taught by Jesus (while on earth) and Peter and the 11.
GOSPEL OF CHRIST (GOSPEL OF THE GRACE OF GOD) that ONLY Paul taught:
SINS - of the entire world were forgiven on the cross. I Corinthians 15:1-4.
@@RayRay-jf5hfJohn 3 : 16 doesn't say whosoever believes and keeps the law . first of all Paul wasn't the only one who taught that . Second of all we can't even discuss scripture if you don't believe the Bible. That's like arguing with a Muslim as they say only some of the Bible is corrupt but the parts I believe aren't and we must take them seriously . Either you believe the Bible or you don't and obviously you don't as you imply that Paul is a child of satan .
@@RayRay-jf5hf only one Gospel dude!
Paul preached the same Gospel Peter and James taught, you do not know scripture.
No jew or gentile, only those who are baptized into Christ are the seed of Abraham (Galatians 3:26-29) according to God's promise.
I Enjoy these discussions🗡💪🙏
Ezek 18:20 The soul that sinnith, it shall die. The son shall not bear the iniquity of the father, neither shall the father bear the iniquity of the son: the righteousness of the righteous shall be upon him, and the wickedness of the wicked shall be upon him.
How can you be born in sin if you don’t inherit your fathers sins?
They misuse the scripture where David said "in sin my mother conceived me...". The verse you quoted defeats this argument. I was taught the aside/illustration "In drunkeness my father beat me.." was the child drunk? No.
Around the 45-minute mark Scott talks about initial forgiveness and that God says that He is willing to forgive us if we do what is required of us. This goes against the gospel, where in verse (3) it says that our sins were forgiven on the cross. I Corinthians 15:3 "For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures." Does anyone else see this mistake?
Christ died for our sins. That’s what scripture says. You however, say that “Our sins were forgiven at the cross”. This cannot be skipped over.
Scripture teaches our sins are washed away by the blood of Christ. It is in Romans 6 that we contact the blood of Christ by being baptized into His death, v3. Please study the verse you provided and compare it to what you typed, for they are conflicting.
@@Viking4Christ There are conflicting verses within the bible. However, the Bible does not contradict itself.
The reason for the conflicting verses within the New Testament, is because of the two separate gospels mentioned in the New Testament.
The nation of Israel had the gospel of the kingdom, and we "the body of Christ," have the gospel of grace (the gospel of Christ.")
So, you are saying that Christ did not die for our sins, unless we have a baptistry to get "water baptized" in? Water baptism was for the nation of Israel, and "water baptism" never forgave anyone of their sins - it only put those sins in remission, until Jesus Christ returns to earth, after the Tribulation. For proof, please see Acts 3:19 where their sins would not be fully "blotted out" until Christ returns to earth.
Peter told the nation of Israel that they killed Jesus who was both Lord and Christ. Acts Chapter 2 was a "murder indictment" against the nation of Israel.
In fact, Peter spoke of the Tribulation in Acts 2:16-21.
Acts2:16-21
16 But this is that which was spoken by the prophet Joel;
17 And it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out of my Spirit upon all flesh: and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams:
18 And on my servants and on my handmaidens I will pour out in those days of my Spirit; and they shall prophesy:
19 And I will shew wonders in heaven above, and signs in the earth beneath; blood, and fire, and vapour of smoke:
20 The sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood, before the great and notable day of the Lord come:
21 And it shall come to pass, that whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be saved.
Now, you say that Romans 6:3 talks of "water baptism."
Please show me in Romans 6:3 where it mentions anything about water or blood. No, you cannot, because Romans 6:3 is referring to spiritual baptism of those within "the body of Christ."
@@Viking4Christ Paul gives us other verses that say that our sins were forgiven by God.
Please see:
Romans 4:15
Romans 5:10
Romans 5:13
@@RayRay-jf5hf I don’t believe it’s talking about spiritual baptism is you compare scripture with scripture:
“For Christ also hath once suffered for sins, the just for the unjust, that he might bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh, but quickened by the Spirit: By which also he went and preached unto the spirits in prison; Which sometime were disobedient, when once the longsuffering of God waited in the days of Noah, while the ark was a preparing, wherein few, that is, eight souls were saved by water. The like figure whereunto even baptism doth also now save us (not the putting away of the filth of the flesh, but the answer of a good conscience toward God,) by the resurrection of Jesus Christ:”
1 Peter 3:18-21 KJV
This scripture is referring to water baptism when it states the baptism is not for the removal of filth from the flesh, if your in the flesh it’s the only time you would wash filth from your flesh, if you are in the spirit you wouldn’t have filth of the body.
5:59...."I thought the quality of the presentation was good, technologically speaking, not THEOLOGICALLY SPEAKING"....This is called a left handed compliment which is mean spirited as he levels an accusation without saying why it is theologically errant. Mr. White also at 6:42 slams our brothers again with the soft "Not much of an audience...". Why is that relevant? Its the truth being preached or its not. at 6:45 Mr. White says arrogantly "Well, were going to help them out here...and make it one of their bigger episodes...". This is so cocky and haughty. This is not how Christians disagree with each other. Mr. White then claims there are misrepresentations and straw man arguments given by Scott, Aaron and Tucker, I have not seen any of that accusation attested to as true. Mr. White is not only defying the Apostles who shaded this type of speaking and debate, he is intellectually dishonest when he replies, muddying the water, misdirecting and not addressing the points from a biblical stand point. He does say that there are eisegetical errors and other accusations. I will watch the rest even with his unloving and unchristian attitude.
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James White and others just use poor logic, poor reasoning, and clearly don’t know their bibles. What he does is that he reads the Bible by enforcing preconceived notions to make scripture align to his theology rather than reading scripture thus building up a correct theology.
The theological point of romans chapter 3 is not that all have sinned (they have, obviously).
The point is getting self righteous Jews to understand that this includes THEM.
Jews "knew" that gentiles were "sinners", but that they themselves had God on their side. That they were God's chosen.
The "All" in 3:23 is emphatic...."ALL (Including you my Jewish bretheren) have sinned
Sometimes you have to get someone unsaved before you can get them saved
Holy Scripture teaches we must cooperate with God's saving grace and repent and bear fruit and forgive others and love one another and persevere to the end to be saved! For even if one has ALL FAITH, but does not LOVE, IT IS USELESS! Only when we love one another, do we belong to the One who saves us, Jesus Christ! Peace always in Jesus Christ our Great and Kind God and Savior, He whose Flesh is true food and Blood true drink
James White is way over educated in the the theologies and philosophies of men, many who profess to be wise but have become fools. His pointing out the misspelling of Calvinism and pronunciation of Voddie Baucham errors
magnifies his immaturity in the faith.
Funnily enough he mispronounced his last name😄
Well done brothers! James White is a false teacher who is very prolific. Thanks for addressing this!
@Eucharist Angel
Whoah buddy, sounds like you need to read Ephesians 4:29. No need to call names and be angry. If you are offended by the truth, maybe you need to rearrange priorities.
Galatians 4:16
All denominations preach a false religion and a false gospel. Any denomination that preaches that you have sins to be forgiven of, and they know just how to get rid of those sins, is a denomination, and preaches a false gospel.
@@RayRay-jf5hf 1 John 1:9 the Greek tenses make it clear this is a repeated action, not a one time action.
@@Kurt2222 I don’t know why you’re commenting to me. My comment was a reply to someone angry at the original comment. That comment has since been deleted, making mine by itself.
I was not replying to the original comment.
Are you gentlemen saying that there are such people who were saved but then became damned after the fact!? And that the Bible has examples of these people?
Judas
@@Robert.Pruett Judas never actually believed nor was he saved! Jesus Himself said that it would be better for Him if He were never born! Judas was the same as someone who's fond of the message of Jesus and loves the idea of Him, but has never truly given their life to Him! That type of person is everywhere.
Jesus does not reject those who He has made members of His family!!
@@yojonah7168 Bible verse that he never believed?
@@Robert.Pruett JOHN 6:70 *Jesus answered them, Have not I chosen you twelve, and one of you is a devil?*
Devils have never been accepted into God's family. That would make God imperfect. Judas was clearly chosen to betray Jesus, not to follow Him to the Kingdom of Heaven.
@@yojonah7168 Jesus called Peter Satan and said get behind me. Are you saying he didn't believe?
There is nothing about James White that says love your neighbor as yourself...and his studio room looks spooky...
Acts 2:38 is a murder indictment against the nation of Israel.
2:37
2:38 is the action necessary to receive grace for it.
@@rons4297 Are you a Zionist?
Oh don't worry after a whole bunch terrible responses and interactions with him of ignoring what you said. You will change your mind. He is not honorable.
Our gospel says that forgiveness of sins and salvation are separate events. Our gospel says that our sins were forgiven on the cross, and our gospel also says that we are saved by believing the gospel. So, it is very easy to be saved. We only have to believe in Christ and His finished cross-work.
I Corinthians 15:1-4
1Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand;
2 By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain.
3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures;
4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures.
Now, concerning verse 2 where it says that we are saved if we believe the gospel, unless we believed in vain. We cannot believe in vain if we believe in the gospel and what Christ accomplished on the cross.
We do believe in vain, WHEN we believe that we can that we "do anything in the flesh" for our salvation. When we believe in vain, we are not saved!!!
@Ray Ray Paul saw Christ on the road to Damascus and prayed for 3 days and his sins were not forgiven until baptism (Acts 22:16). Remember James 2:19 Even the demons believe and tremble, you know they’re not saved.
Acknowledging Christ died for your sins doesn’t save you. And be careful to say “our gospel says.” Its not “your gospel.” It’s either the gospel of the scripture or it is not. Also, Compare Romans 6:1-6 to I Cor 15. You will see that at baptism a person dies to self, is buried in baptism, and rises again to walk in newness of life just like how Christ died, was buried, and rose again in 1 Cor 15. That was the gospel good news that Paul preached at Corinth in which they stand. He preached Christ’s gospel.
@@shellbell2167 Hey, check out Truth Time Radio on TH-cam, or their podcast.
They preach the gospel - rightly divided.
I am so amazed that you cannot understand that there were two gospels in the New Testament.
@@RayRay-jf5hf Forgiveness of sins and salvation are separate events? So when your sins are forgiven, what is your condition? If you have no sin held against you, you're still in danger of condemnation? How?
@@RayRay-jf5hf Matt 7:21. Have you not read this? It destroys reformed theology all by itself. Turn before you 🔥
SO Paul telling people that if they are buried with Christ in baptism they are lost because they have done a work?
Your guys are wrong the best debaters on any biblical subject is johnny and caleb Robertson.
These guys are not that good on telling there ideas.
The word "UHM" was said 100's of times in this video. This shows unprepared they are.
@@speakeasyarchives8764 Unprepared? In what way? Just because they use the pause word "Uhm" to move to their next point does not show intellectual lack. You have just made three statements that are not true. Why are they not true? Because you have used no scripture to back your claim that the Robertson family is the best debate team . You also have provided no proof of why they are. You slur them for using "uhm" and yet you cannot use the proper "their" when saying "not good on telling there ideas". You also need to point out with time stamps where they were unprepared. You have done none of that and my brother you are displaying a lot of immaturity by making these statements. What were you specifically here to earnestly contend with? Do you have a valid argument against the biblical doctrine explained here? Is it pride and making statements about accomplished debate opponents and participants that are successful that maybe give you a "I'm a winner by association with great debate participants, so give my claims some validity" in your heart?
@TheDynamicsolo struck a nerve uhm I'm thinking of why they're not good debaters. Ahh! They're so many things uhm 😳 where would you want to start? Uhm. Get back with me when you can uhm.
So now James is starting to look like a catholic priest
The book of James was written to the "12 tribes of the nation of Israel scattered abroad," not to the "body of Christ. It says this in verse 1. There is a difference between the kingdom gospel that Jesus (while on earth) Peter and the 11 taught - and what Paul taught, which is the gospel of grace (gospel of Christ) that he received by divine revelation from Christ.
We are under the gospel of grace (gospel of Christ) and not the kingdom gospel. Therefore, James is not our MAIL to read. It is someone else's mail, specifically, the nation of Israel.
@@RayRay-jf5hf yeah but I'm talking about his attire
@@80steen44 Oh, sorry. I thought that you were talking about the book of James, not James White.
@@RayRay-jf5hf lol bro the video is about James White and how would I have known what the Apostle James looked like? It's all good though
Why are you guys addressing anyone outside the church of christ. Aren't we all lost already, why bother
At the 52-minute mark Aaron says that Paul's sins were forgiven when Paul was "water baptized." However, this is not correct since "water baptism" never forgave anyone of their sins. "Water baptism" only put Paul's sins "into remission." We can see that this is true by reading Acts 3:19.
That is not what Acts 22:16 says. It says his sins were “washed away.”
@@shellbell2167 I do not see where Paul's sins were forgiven. The Bible is without error, so washing away sins is putting them in remission as in Acts 3:19. Do you disagree, and say that the Bible has errors?
@@RayRay-jf5hf Lol, might want to look up definitions of words. Remission means the cancelation of debt. Forgiveness means to not hold a debt against someone. In this case it means the same thing.
The Koine Greek definition of remission is the word "Aphesis" this means "dismissal, release". You err by using an English definition. When Peter said "Arise and be baptized for the dismissal of your sins". "Aphesis" is used as "Forgivness" in Matthew 26:28, Mark 1:4, Luke 1:77, Acts 2:38, 5:31, 10:43, 13:38, 26:18, Hebrews 9:22 and 10:18.
Around the 45-minute mark on this video Scott says that "when we obey God, He then applies His grace to us." No, grace is grace, and grace is grace, and grace is grace. We do nothing for God's grace. The apostle Paul says that it is no longer grace, when we add works to grace. What Scott said goes against the Bible, and the teachings of Paul. I would hope that he would correct his mistake.
““For the grace of God that brings salvation has appeared to all men,”
Titus 2:11
Grace has appeared to everyone. For you to say that we do not have to accept it, you’re saying everyone will go to Heaven. We know that this is false because Matthew 7:13-14 teaches this. I hope you study your interpretation compared to scripture.
“And having been perfected, He became the author of eternal salvation to all who obey Him,”
Hebrew 5:9
@@Viking4Christ Well, Hebrews was written to who? Yes, the Hebrews.
Yes, our gospel of grace (gospel of Christ) in verse 2 says that if we believe the gospel then we are saved, unless we believe in vain. See I Corinthians 15:1-4.
Referring to "believing in vain" that is referring to if we believe another gospel. Please remember that Paul said that if anyone preaches another gospel, then he is to be accursed. Please see Galatians 1:8-9.
If you believe another gospel than our gospel of I Corinthians 15:1-4, then you are not saved, but lost.
That is why Satan created denominations, so that they would believe another gospel (such as having sins to be forgiven of) and be lost.
You really should read your Bible and believe your Bible, not man's interpretation of your Bible.
@@RayRay-jf5hf Hebrews was written to the church of Christ in Jerusalem.
Genesis 6:8
Genesis 7:5
Noah (who was under the Patriarchal Law) found grace because he was looking for it by doing God's will. He was doing God's will before God called him to build the ark, and continued doing God's will by building the ark. He, and the other 7, were chosen because, unlike the rest of mankind, they were faithful and obedient.
I chose 1 Old Testament example to demonstrate that grace and faith are not exclusively New Testament principles.
@@RayRay-jf5hf
I would say most of what you said is true.
You are most assuredly have a false understanding of who the recipient of Hebrews is. It is not to Hebrew Jews, but Christians that were Jews before conversion and/or those that are thinking about returning to Judaism.
It was written to the church in Jerusalem.
You say if we believe the gospel. This is true. The same gospel preached in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Do not exclude the entirety of scripture and use only 1 Corinthians 15.
Please study these things and use the sum of scripture to make decisions on Biblical things.
40:00 Guilt by association fallacy much? Ad hominem. White is a walking logical fallacy generator in this video.
You mentioned Matthew 3:7 and Luke 3:7 where John the Baptist is referring to the coming Tribulation. Yet the CoC does not believe in the coming Tribulation. So, if you do not believe in the Tribulation, then don't use Matthew 3:7 and Luke 3:7 as a reference.
Luke 3:7 - "Then said he to the multitude that came forth to be baptized of him, O generation of vipers, who hath warned you to flee from the wrath to come?"
The wrath to come on jews was AD 70 when God used Rome to destroy the jews who rejected Christianity even after 40 years of preaching Christ. Not some unbiblical premillennialism. The wrath to come can be for anyone who rejects Christ. Judaism was destroyed completely by Rome, the temple was destroyed along with the Levitical priesthood ancestry, keeping any sacrifice from being made in atonement for jews sins according to the mosaic law.
So there ought not to be any jew on earth from that moment forward that rejects Christ and remain in Judaism which is a dead religion.
I would say that someone is not saved at baptism. Someone is saved when they kick the bucket and are declared righteous by God.
12:35 White is nothing if he is not nitpicky. 🙄
Ott ohh! The church of arguing has met a Theologian in Dr James White to teach them some BIBLE, instead of their Campbellite doctrine of him abd his son's traditions
Who is Ott and what is abd ?
The fact that you call them “Campbellites” shows that you don’t understand what and who the church of Christ is. It isn’t a religion following a man’s ideas. It is Jesus’ one church that was founded on the day of Pentecost circa 33 AD.
@@adamholmes1992 Actually, there were two churches in the New Testament. One was started before Pentecost, which "WAS" the Jerusalem church. We know that it had approximately 120 members in the church before Pentecost.
Then there is the church which "IS" "the body of Christ," which Paul started, and of which Paul is the first member, and of which we are members. This is why we "water baptism" is not for us. Our baptism is by the Holy Spirit into "the body of Christ."
By your argument, you must believe Campbell was alive before Paul wrote Romans? Or before Acts? You can read about the church of Christ in the Bible. Please show me your denomination in scripture. I’ll wait.
@@Viking4Christ What? Are you saying that there were denominations when Paul was alive? Aren't you referring to "the body of Christ," being mentioned in the Bible? All denominations are of Satan and administered by man. All denominations choose what their doctrine will be without regard for what the Bible truly says. The Bible was written on a 6th grade level. We can all understand it, if we do not let denominations tell us what it says.