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Have You Truly Been Born Again of Water and the Spirit?

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This book preaches the gospel of the baptism and blood of Jesus as outlined in the Scriptures. It emphasizes that Jesus took away all sins through His baptism and bore judgment for them on the Cross. The narrative draws a parallel to the Samaritan woman who, unable to quench her spiritual thirst from Jacob's well, found salvation through Jesus, the true water of life. It asserts that all humanity must be born again to enter the Kingdom of Heaven, as stated in John 3:5: "Unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God." The "water" refers to Jesus' baptism, which was not merely an act of humility or self-proclamation but a pivotal moment in which He took on the sins of humanity. This act mirrors the Old Testament practice of the High Priest transferring the sins of Israel onto the scapegoat, symbolizing the ultimate sacrifice for atonement. Jesus, baptized by John the Baptist—a descendant of Aaron—fulfilled all righteousness, as He bore the sins of the world. His declaration, "It is finished," signifies the completion of this divine exchange. This book promises to satisfy your spiritual thirst eternally.

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Have You Truly Been Born Again of Water and the Spirit?, Paul C. Jong

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Tytuł
Have You Truly Been Born Again of Water and the Spirit?
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
1999
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
338
ISBN10
8983140356
ISBN13
9788983140357
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This book preaches the gospel of the baptism and blood of Jesus as outlined in the Scriptures. It emphasizes that Jesus took away all sins through His baptism and bore judgment for them on the Cross. The narrative draws a parallel to the Samaritan woman who, unable to quench her spiritual thirst from Jacob's well, found salvation through Jesus, the true water of life. It asserts that all humanity must be born again to enter the Kingdom of Heaven, as stated in John 3:5: "Unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God." The "water" refers to Jesus' baptism, which was not merely an act of humility or self-proclamation but a pivotal moment in which He took on the sins of humanity. This act mirrors the Old Testament practice of the High Priest transferring the sins of Israel onto the scapegoat, symbolizing the ultimate sacrifice for atonement. Jesus, baptized by John the Baptist—a descendant of Aaron—fulfilled all righteousness, as He bore the sins of the world. His declaration, "It is finished," signifies the completion of this divine exchange. This book promises to satisfy your spiritual thirst eternally.