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<blockquote data-quote="BrownFlush" data-source="post: 4784628" data-attributes="member: 65823">You can bold print every word in scripture ( looks like you almost did it here)&nbsp; but if you are a not a worker who correctly handles the word of truth “ - 2 Tim. 2:15&nbsp; you’re wasting your time.I affirm you are not handling the truth about the subject of the Holy Spirit, salvation, baptism, etc. Be glad to openly address this&nbsp; and any subject. with you,as I have said to has well&nbsp; to [USER=26800]@Integrity[/USER] ( he rejects an open and honest discussion)Like I said to you in my comment that you did not address but chose instead to post half the entire Bible instead of responding to what I had written about the Greek word&nbsp; “ eis” “for “After what I said about the word&nbsp; “for&nbsp;&nbsp; “in Acts 2:38 New Testament was originally written in the Greek language, so certain words, that we question, we have go back to the original language. You can study the usage of the same word</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BrownFlush, post: 4784628, member: 65823"] You can bold print every word in scripture ( looks like you almost did it here) but if you are a not a worker who correctly handles the word of truth “ - 2 Tim. 2:15 you’re wasting your time. I affirm you are not handling the truth about the subject of the Holy Spirit, salvation, baptism, etc. Be glad to openly address this and any subject. with you,as I have said to has well to [USER=26800]@Integrity[/USER] ( he rejects an open and honest discussion) Like I said to you in my comment that you did not address but chose instead to post half the entire Bible instead of responding to what I had written about the Greek word “ eis” “for “ After what I said about the word “for “in Acts 2:38 New Testament was originally written in the Greek language, so certain words, that we question, we have go back to the original language. You can study the usage of the same word [/QUOTE]

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