NLM Christian Blog

The Lord has allowed difficulties in order to firmly and perfectly establish our faith, for those of us who have become God’s people by believing in the gospel of water and the Spirit.

God’s will is that the purpose for creating mankind was to send His Son, Jesus, as our Savior to earth so that by believing in what He accomplished to save mankind from sin and judgment, believers may enter the kingdom of heaven.

Why Was Jesus Baptized? The Baptism of Jesus was to take away all our sins, the sins that we, the brood of evildoers, commit with our flesh throughout our lives.

Repentance is to admit our sins and turn back to the word of God, to accept the salvation of the water and the blood with all our hearts (1 John 5:6).

Everyone, recognize what time this world is in now, and by believing in the work of Jesus Christ — who has once and for all cleansed us from our sins forever — through His Holy Spirit, baptism, and blood, may you become those who overcome in these last days.

We must first be qualified to believe in God, and that qualification is to know that man is a seed of evil and to acknowledge that we are destined to go to hell. If we acknowledge that we are sinners bound for hell, Jesus will have mercy on us and save us from sin through the gospel of water (baptism), blood, and the Holy Spirit.

Jesus is God to us. As the Bible testifies, Jesus is the God of creation and the God who came as the Judge.

Those who truly meet the Lord come to know that He has saved us from all sins through water and blood, and thus can live a blessed life as God’s people in this world, along with the blessing of eternal life.

The Bible says that the way to overcome the world, that is Satan, is through faith in Jesus Christ who came by water and blood.

“God divided the light from the darkness.” In other words, this means He separates those who are born again without sin through faith in the gospel of water (baptism), blood, and the Spirit that Jesus fulfilled, from sinners who have sin because they don’t believe.