And, once again, you err. 1 Peter 3:21 does not mean you are saved by baptism. So, you can believe what you want, and fight against God’s word. Its your soul at stake here, not mine. You call God a liar when you hold tight to another gospel. And, yes, we are to look at scripture in light of other scriptures. In other words, to search all scripture to determine the true meaning of God’s Word.
To not do so, is to call God a liar, and I’m not the one doing that. So, I suggest you look in the mirror.
OK, let’s try this again, Catsrus (and anyone else who would like to take part). I merely pointed out that 1 Peter 3:21 says that baptism saves us. Argue with it all you want. It says what it says. I am trying to get you to look at and meditate upon what the Scriptures say instead of jumping to wild conclusions and accusations, nothing more, nothing less.
So, a simple little test:
1) Our Lord Jesus Christ saves us: True or false?
2) Our faith saves us: True or false?
3) Our works save us: True or false?
I put in 3) just to get that issue out of the way. In case you fear some kind of a trap or disingenuousness on my part, I will supply the answers:
1) True.
2) True.
3) False.
Now, let’s add 4).
4) The two statements: our Lord Jesus Christ saves us, and, our faith saves us, cannot both be true. True or false?
This one I will let you answer. I will wait for your reply.