DAVEH: Thanx for explaining this, DavidM. It does bring up another
question though. What other (other than baptism) ways do you see as
ratifying the covenant? David Miller wrote: DAVEH:As you probably know, I associate baptism with such a covenant. How do you perceive it?Yes, I view it the same way. However, I view baptism as the standard _expression_ of faith for ratifying the covenant, not as the only way of ratifying the covenant. In fact, baptism without faith, in my opinion, does not ratify the person's covenant with God at all. They are just taking a bath in such a case.DaveH wrote:... do you know if many Protestants believe in personal covenants relating to salvation as well?Yes, many do understand covenants and their personal covenant with Christ. Even those who do not use the word covenant are basically talking about the same thing when they talk about the need for a person to have "a personal relationship with Jesus Christ." David Miller |
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