|
Ten Truths from the New Testament
Aaron Erhardt
-
Baptism was immersion, Rom.
6:4. (no sprinkling or pouring)
-
Baptism was for penitent
believers, Acts 2:38. (no infant baptism)
-
Elders were appointed in every
church, Acts 14:23. (no one-man-rule)
-
Men preached in the assembly,
1 Tim. 2:12. (no women preachers)
-
Preachers never wore religious
titles, Matt. 23:8-10. (no Reverends or Fathers)
-
Churches observed Lord’s
Supper weekly, Acts 20:7. (no monthly or quarterly observances)
-
Churches sang praises without
instruments, 1 Cor. 14:15. (no horns or drums)
-
Churches assembled on first
day of the week, 1 Cor. 16:2. (no Sabbath observance)
-
Churches wore the name of
Christ, Rom. 16:16. (no denominational names)
-
Preachers warned about the
possibility of apostasy, Heb. 3:12. (no once-saved always- saved)
|