Acts

A theological inquiry as well as an example of, hopefully, consistent application of exegetical rules and norms.
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[@promisejourney6326]

Love this verse explanation 👏🏽👏🏽

[@justinlundmark7879]

It's kinda hard to imagine Peter having that much insight about the Gentiles being ingrafted in before Acts 10, but the promise is definitely limited to the repentant.

[@robertnieten7259]

The fatal mistake if protestantism is to make there be one plan of salvation for the jews ( Acts 2:38) and another one ( Romans ch 10) for the gentiles. If that were the case then there would still be two seperate plans today.
Paul said," There are neither jews nor gentles,bond nor free, male nor female, because we are all one in Christ Jesus"(Gal.3:28).

[@PreachermanPiper]

I’m surprised that your adamant on including baptism in receiving Jesus Christ.

[@foxsdream]

About reading what the Bible says and talking about what the Bible says?

[@Vae07]

If Jesus said to be baptised in his name...who are you to question HIM
Not that Doctor White said anything about baptism being necessary for salvation

[@optik88]

I dont think that is what he said at all.