Power in the name of Jesus

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>Lastly, if he says it makes no difference as to the matter of baptismal
>formula, ask him why is he so opposed to being baptized in Jesus name. I have
>had this discussion with a number of my trinitarian friends, and at some point
>they come to the realization that they do have a bias against Jesus' Name
>baptism, and don't hold both formulae as equal. With this objection out of the
>way, you can then discuss why he prefers baptism in the titles over Jesus'
>Name baptism.
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>Most of all, keep praying. I will too.
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>In Jesus' Name,
>
>Frank Vandenburg


Thanks for the advice.  I think this is the leading of the Lord because He
led me to read recently about when Jesus was questioned by the Pharisees
and others, he asked questions back to them.

I already emailed him back with some church history, I thought a different
approach might help.  When he responds, I will pray about how I might
answer with some thought-provoking questions.  I feel he may be struggling
with the idea of not being saved along with my mother and all of his
church, friends, etc., which is an understandable struggle.

Thank you for your prayers, and again your advice.  If the Lord lays
anything else on your heart, let me know. Nothing is impossible with God!

God bless
-Rachel



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