John 1:12 #John1v12

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Videoen argumenterer imod fortolkningen af Johannes 1:12, som nogle bruger til at påstå, at dåb ikke er nødvendig for frelse. Det fremhæves, at man skal "modtage" Jesus, hvilket indebærer mere end blot tro, og at man skal tro på hans autoritet og følge hans anvisninger for frelse. Skriften modsiger ikke sig selv, og andre vers som Markus 16:16 og Apostlenes Gerninger 2:38 understreger vigtigheden af dåb og bekendelse.

  • Johannes 1:12 skal ikke bruges til at modsige andre skriftsteder om frelse.
  • At "modtage" Jesus indebærer mere end blot at tro; det indebærer lydighed og handling.
  • Tro på Jesu navn betyder at anerkende og adlyde hans autoritet.

Introduktion til Johannes 1:12

Videoen indleder med at adressere brugen af Johannes 1:12 ("Men alle dem, der tog imod ham, gav han ret til at blive Guds børn, dem, der tror på hans navn") som et argument mod nødvendigheden af dåb for frelse. Det påpeges, at selv dem, der bruger dette vers, anerkender vigtigheden af at bekende Kristus og omvende sig, selvom det ikke nævnes eksplicit i Johannes 1:12. Det understreges, at skriften ikke modsiger sig selv, og derfor kan Johannes 1:12 ikke annullere vers som Markus 16:16 og Apostlenes Gerninger 2:38, der fremhæver dåbens betydning for frelse og syndernes tilgivelse.

Betydningen af at "modtage" Jesus

Det forklares, at udtrykket "så mange som tog imod ham" i Johannes 1:12 indebærer mere end blot at tro. Der henvises til Apostlenes Gerninger 2:41, hvor de, der "glad tog imod hans ord", blev døbt. At modtage Jesus betyder at acceptere hans instruktioner og adlyde dem. Det er ikke nok blot at tro; man skal også modtage ham aktivt.

Tro på Jesu navn og hans autoritet

Det uddybes, at tro på Jesu navn indebærer at tro på hans autoritet. De, der ikke følger Jesu anvisninger for frelse, tror ikke på hans autoritet. Jesus har autoriteten til at bestemme, hvem der bliver frelst. Han viste sin kærlighed ved at ofre sit liv, leve et syndfrit liv og vise os vejen til frelse gennem Bibelen.

Skriftens sammenhæng og bekendelse

Det understreges, at ingen af de skriftsteder i Johannes, der taler om tro, antyder, at man kan blive frelst alene ved tro. Disse skriftsteder kan ikke modsige eller ophæve nødvendigheden af at bekende Kristus. Jesus sagde, at hvis man bekender ham for mennesker, vil han bekende dem for sin far i himlen, og omvendt. Bekendelse er derfor en nødvendig del af frelsen.

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0:00 As many as received him, they gave him the right to become children of God, even those who believe in his name. Free clues. Some folks will use this passage, John 1:12, to prove that you don't need to be baptized to be saved. There are so many ways to approach this. First, let's do this. You believe that you have to confess Christ and repent, right? This passage doesn't say anything about that, yet you believe that. Okay, that's the first thing. Second thing, you don't think that John 1:12 can contradict Acts 2:38 or Mark 16:16, do you? Because we know that the Scripture doesn't contradict Scripture. It doesn't change the fact that he that believes and is baptized will be saved. Mark 16:16, and that baptism is for the forgiveness of sins, Acts 2:38. You don't think that Scripture contradicts Scripture. You wouldn't be trying to use

0:47 Scripture to contradict Scripture, would you? You don't do that. you don't do that you're not doing that all right so as many as received him there's your first clue it gave him the right to become their second clue children of god even those who believe in his name there's your third clue let's talk about it so as many as received him where do i see that terminology do you have to actually receive him or is it just belief alone or do you have to receive him Then they that gladly received him were baptized, and that day added unto them about three thousand souls. Acts 2:41. That's how you receive him. Now if you do that, you have the right to become children of God.

1:34 So it's not when you believe alone you're children of God? You're a child of God? No. You have to receive Him. You have to receive His instruction. You have to accept what He said, which is believing in His name. Ah, there's the third point. So in His name is His authority. You have to believe in His authority. Those who do not do what Jesus said to do to be saved do not believe in His name. They do not believe in the authority that Jesus has. Jesus has the authority to determine who will be saved. He loved us enough not only to lay down his life willingly, John 10. Not only enough to live a perfectly sinless life even though he's tempted like us, Hebrews 4:15. But he also loved us enough to show us how to be saved in his Bible. He didn't say you

2:20 could be saved by belief alone. None of the John scriptures that teach that you have to believe. Teach that you can be saved by belief alone none of the John scriptures that teach that you have to believe can contradict or cancel out That you have to confess right now You know you have to confess because Jesus said if you confess me before men I'll confess you before my father who is in heaven If you deny me before men I will deny before my father who is in heaven so if you confess me before men if you confess me if you confess me before men if meaning If you don't, he's not going to.

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