Different circles to be in?

[therealdrag0]

A friend sent me this. I looked up the verses that it uses to 'support' it but to me it seems that they acknowledge the existence of what it is talking about (baptism, relationship, ect) but doesn't support the structure what so ever.

What do you guys think?

 

[sunlover1]

1 Corinthians 12:13
13 For by one Spirit are we all baptized into one body, whether we be Jews or Gentiles, whether we be bond or free; and have been all made to drink into one Spirit. {Gentiles: Gr. Greeks}

It depends on how you understand the verse perhaps?
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[JTLauder]

Is there a link or attachment missing? I don't see what you are asking about.

 

[Tractor1]

A friend sent me this. I looked up the verses that it uses to 'support' it but to me it seems that they acknowledge the existence of what it is talking about (baptism, relationship, ect) but doesn't support the structure what so ever.

What do you guys think?

Christians are positionally sanctified in Christ for all eternity. We are sons of God, which indicates a distinct classification and separation achieved through saving grace. Our position bears no relationship to our daily experience other than that it should inspire us to holy living.

Practical sanctification presents a body of truth related to our daily lives. It's dependant on the degree of our yieldedness to God, and to the degree of our separation from sin. Though as Christians we may be blameless before God, never in this life will we be faultless. We may walk in the fullness of what we currently know, but we must understand that we're not yet living in the added light tomorrow will bring through growth.

In Christ,
Tracey

 

[therealdrag0]

Okay yeah I talked to someone about it and they said that we have both circles, which makes sense. I thought it was like the circles were 2 different paths... but its not.