Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Until strong watershed protection based on low-impact design and development is required in Fayetteville, the city will not be truly 'green': See discussion at Dec. 3, 2013, meeting of Fayetteville City Hall
Green-development mostly ignored by developers and planners speaking at city council meeting in this video.
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WASHED IN THE BLOOD
All sins have to be washed in the blood of Jesus in order to be forgiven.
Revelation 1:5 and Jesus Christ, the faithful witness, the firstborn from the dead, and the ruler over the kings of the earth. To Him who loved us and washed us from our sins in His own blood.
The question is what are the terms men have to meet in order to have the blood applied? At what point do men contact the blood of Jesus Christ?
When did Jesus wash Saul (the apostle Paul) in His blood?
Saul Believed in Jesus on the road to Damascus and ask Him "What shall I do Lord?" (Acts 22:6-10) Did Jesus wash Saul's sins away with His blood at that moment in time? No, Saul was still not forgiven. Saul was not forgiven the minute he believed.
Saul was in Damascus three days later at the house of Ananias. Ananias land hands on Saul so he could receive his sight. (Acts 22:13) Did Jesus wash away Saul's sins by His blood at that time? No, Saul was still in his sins.
What was the contact point for the blood of Jesus Christ?
Acts 22:16 ' And now why are you waiting? Arise and be baptized, and wash away your sins, calling on the name of the Lord.'
1. Jesus did not wash away the sins of Saul, with His own blood, the minute Saul believed while on the road to Damascus.
2. Jesus did not wash away the sins of Saul, with His own blood, the minute Saul repented while on the road to Damascus.
3. Jesus did not wash away the sins of Saul, with His own blood, because Saul prayed for three days while on the road to Damascus.
4. Jesus did not wash away the sins of Saul, with His own blood, until Saul arrived in Damascus three days later, when Saul was baptized in water.
THE TIME OF CONTACTING THE BLOOD OF CHRIST IS WATER BAPTISM.
The terms for forgiveness. 1. Faith, John 3:16. 2. Repentance, Acts 2:38 3. Confession, Romans 10:9-10 and 4. The point of contacting the blood of Christ---WATER BAPTISM Acts 22:16
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