This study explains what remission of sins truly means according to Scripture. It shows the difference between forgiveness and remission and proves that remission is the complete removal of past sins, not merely overlooking them. It establishes that without remission, there is no new birth and no salvation.
This study identifies the exact biblical moment when remission of sins takes place. It demonstrates that baptism is not symbolic, optional, or secondary, but God’s appointed act where sins are remitted. Using Scripture alone, it shows why baptism is inseparable from salvation under the New Covenant.
This study explains when, how, and why the Holy Ghost indwells a believer. It distinguishes between conviction, filling, and indwelling, and proves that the indwelling of the Holy Ghost follows obedience to God’s established order. It restores the apostolic teaching of receiving the Spirit as part of conversion.
This study directly confronts the most common arguments used to deny baptism’s role in salvation. It examines claims such as the thief on the cross, symbolic baptism, and spiritual-only baptism, and refutes them using Scripture, covenant timing, and apostolic authority. It exposes exceptions being misused as doctrine.
This study calls the reader to personally test their salvation against God’s Word. It provides biblical criteria to evaluate belief, repentance, baptism, remission, the Holy Ghost, and obedience. Like the apostles, it presses for certainty grounded in truth, not memory, emotion, or tradition.
This study explains conversion as a process, not a moment. Using Scripture and the example of Peter, it shows that belief alone does not equal conversion. It proves that conversion requires transformation, obedience, and completion of God’s requirements before a person can enter the Kingdom of Heaven.
This study establishes that salvation must be maintained through endurance. It shows that Scripture repeatedly ties final salvation to perseverance, obedience, and faithfulness through trials, correction, and suffering. It dismantles once-saved-always-saved thinking by restoring Christ’s and the apostles’ warnings.
This final study brings everything together. It calls the reader to lay aside past teachings, traditions, and assumptions, and measure them honestly against Scripture. It mirrors the Berean example, urging humility, correction, and submission to truth so that salvation rests on God’s Word alone.
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