Connecting the dots part four Q and A

Q:  Are the Christians being executed in Asia a prelude to the Noahide laws of the
      Orthodox Jews.  Basically claiming that anyone who worships any deity but
      God the Father, is guilty of blasphemy and can be beheaded?

A:  According to Up Time, the only ones who are guilty of beheading Christians are
     Muslims.  But during the tribulation, the Orthodox Jews, who still don't accept
     Jesus as their Messiah--will align themselves with the Muslims--who also only
     believe that God (their God Allah isn't Jehovah) "didn't have a son and that 
     Jesus was (only) a prophet.  The Muslims have more respect for Jesus than
     the Orthodox Jews. They accused Jesus of "being posses by demons and of
     performing miracles in the power of (the prince of the demons of the bottom
     less pit Beelzebub and of the sin of blasphemy.)

Q: Are Christians, who aren't looking for the rapture? Who are sick and tired of 
     hearing about the rapture still going to be going up in the rapture?

A:  "They have a pilot light inside of them that is called the Holy Spirit." They have
       been indwelled by the Holy Spirit and have been born again.  Passing from
      eternal death unto eternal life via Jesus Christ our Savior and our Redeemer.

Q:  Our salvation was completed upon our acceptance of Jesus Christ as our Lord
     and our Savior of our lives? Is this process completed already?

A: When we accept Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior, our spirits are reborn,
    but we still have our sin nature because our fleshy human bodies are still
    containing the old man of our sin infested nature. Our redemption is to be
    completed at the rapture when we're transformed into His image. We're not
    saved by good works!
    
A: We are filled with the Holy Spirit upon our initial confessing of our sins; We are
    baptized with the Holy Ghost.  Non Charismatics believe we become baptized
    with the Holy Spirit, when we first are baptized in the name of the Father, the
    Son and the Holy Ghost.  And that's how I was baptized-not in the name of
    Jesus. Both the Pentecostals and the Charismatics are baptized in the name of
    Jesus only. The proper form of baptism is by complete immersion in water. 

    However, I now believe in the spiritual gift of speaking in tongues, in another
    foreign language, that's not American English.  And in the daily renewing of
    our minds and being filled afresh with the Holy Spirit on a continual basis.
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