The Word of God Is Mysterious and Profound.

The Kingdom of Heaven is referred to as a mystery (Matthew 13:11). For someone who does not know the gospel of the water and the Spirit and is sinner, not yet born again, when they look at the Old and New Testament, everything appears just to be the Law.  False shepherds give sermons based on their own thoughts, saying, “Jesus has removed our

It is clear that we are destined to be condemned & destroyed for our sins. Do you agree?

“Therefore we must give the more earnest heed to the things we have heard, lest we drift away. For if the word spoken through angels proved steadfast, and every transgression and disobedience received a just reward, how shall we escape if we neglect so great a salvation," Hebrews 2:1-3.   People are prone to reject the gospel of the water

Satan is thrilled when people believe in Jesus without knowing the mystery of His baptism from John the Baptist.

Just as the sins of the Israelites in the Old Testament were passed onto their sacrificial animal without fail when the High Priest layed his hands on the sacrificial animal, so too did Jesus come to this earth as the Lamb of God and as our own offering of sacrifice, He accepted all the sins of the world through the baptism given by John the Baptis

We can now come boldly before the presence of God

By baptizing Jesus, the Son of God and our Savior, John the Baptist passed all our sins to Christ. Through this, John redirected God’s wrath that was reserved for us to Jesus Christ His Son instead, and made it possible for all of us who could not approach God because of our sins, to boldly come before His presence by believing in this Truth. 

Sinners must have the knowledge of sin first of all.

We need the right knowledge of sin according to the word of God because we can only receive the forgiveness of sins when we know about sin. Human beings sin so many times from the time we are born regardless of whether or not we want to. (Mark 7:21-23, Genesis 6:5)  For human beings who are inherent sinners; for us to sin is as natural as an