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Jay Quine Comments: The Word "Baptized"

Romans 6:3-4

Once a graduate, you are forever identified with your college. We don’t say it this way, but we could say you’ve been baptized into your alma mater! The bible doesn’t always use the word “Baptized” for being dunked in water. While that is its original meaning, the word Baptism was also used to show a connection or identity. The people of Israel were baptized into Moses—they identified with Moses. So to, by faith Christians are baptized into Christ; identified with his death, burial and resurrection. Remember this word with me, Dr. Jay Quine. As a cloth is with colored dye, you are as identified with Christ’s experience so that you should now live with Him.

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Assurance! Only in Christianity!! by Jay Quine

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Romans 4:21

Each and every tax season we may wonder whether a deduction can be taken.Call the IRS once you get one answer, twice and you get another answer!You end up even less assured.Only one person can give you absolute assurance in this life, and that is God.He is able to do what he promises.So, when he says he will prepare a table before you in the presence of your enemies, you can relax, he can do it. This is Dr. Jay Quine assuring you that God is able.You can even relax in the midst of calamity. The Lord promises to be with you.You may get a tax deduction wrong, but don’t get this wrong; God will never leave you or forsake you.Remember the Word, and rest assured.

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Dr. Jay Quine: Remember the Word "Adoption"

Romans 8:15-17

In ancient world cultures the first born often inherited all the rights, responsibilities and privileges of the family. This was especially true if the first born was a son. But if that son grew to be an irresponsible reprobate, an outsider could be adopted into the family and take the position of the first born. The Bible teaches that not only has every believer has been adopted into God’s family, but each and every one of us adopted as sons—as if each one of us is the first born. Each and every one of us adopted with the full inheritance of eternal life to be glorified with Christ. Every believer has first place; no one is disinherited. This is Dr. Jay Quine. Remember the word.

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