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Does God have a body of flesh and bones? No. Have you been spiritually born again? Is Jesus the only Lord and savior in your life? Shawn McCraney speaks about when he was born again, after 40 years of mormonism, he came to the Lord Jesus Christ. LDS - Latter day saints. JKKASDH - Jesu kristi kirke av siste dagers hellige. Festinord. www.bornagainmormon.com

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  • there can only be one high priest... only one Melch priest... I have a video of it...

    God bless

  • Okay, that's cool. I believe Jesus Christ later ordained other high priests by the laying on of hands. But a high priest only holds that authority so long as he is living worthy of it, and he can only use it in a way that Christ would have used it. Christ doesn't technically NEED them, but it gives them an opportunity to learn to be like Him through service.

  • the reply was meant for this one...

  • Yes, and he had no genealogy like Melch... He made the perfect sacrifice once and for all... ++

  • But why did the same act mean different things to different people? Surely something else made Christ our high priest?

  • Priest after the order of Melch... There is only one priest after the order of Melch.. Jesus is our only High Priest...

    Johns baptism for other was baptism for repentance..

  • Yes, I agree that Jesus had to have been baptized, but maybe my question wasn't clear. If his baptism alone made him our high priest, how is it that everyone baptized that same day by the same authority (John) is not our high priest also. There must have been something else to set Jesus apart as a high priest, right?

  • If Jesus was not baptised - he would not have become a High priest after the order of Melch... all people here on earth that are baptised are baptised as a good covenant to God

  • Certainly Christ is our High Priest, but it couldn't be his baptism alone that did that. If so, than all those baptized that day would be our high priests, and that's not the case.

    Thank you for the reference. 1 Cor 15 is one of my favorite chapters in the NT. My favorite is verse 49: "And as we have borne the image of the earthy, we shall also bear the image of the heavenly."

    I pray that I can bear the earthly image as Christlike as possible, that I my have a Christlike heavenly image.

  • Jesus was baptised because He became our High Priest (the only in existence)...

    The Gospel:

    Read 1. Cor 15! You have a different gospel - then go and read Galatians...

    God bless you

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