x>Rom 10:13 - for whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be saved
You are not asnwering(sic) the question: does this include the LDS, or any sect, dneomination(sic), cult, whatever, who call on Christ?
6,884 posted on 09/21/2007 9:36:19 AM MDT by kosta50
When I was called by the Ru'ach Hakodesh, I was not called to any denomination. I was called to the Word of G-d. In Christianity, I realized Paganism was introduced in the second century The Reformation corrected many things in Christianity, but much of the Paganism was retained wholesale. I know that the same Elohim who inspired the Torah also inspired the New Covenant If I were to identify myself, it would be found closest in the Plymouth Brethren. In my search for salvation, I researched all the Eastern religions,
shalom b'shem Yah'shua
I did not find a Loving God in any of them.
and third century and Paganism was codified into Christianity in the fourth century and beyond.
Anti-Semitism and rejection of the Torah accompanied the Paganism.
as spelled out in Jeremiah 31:31 and brought to all mankind in the form of Yah'shua HaMashiach.
In my search for salvation, I researched all the Eastern religions, I did not find a Loving God in any of them...When I was called by the Ru'ach Hakodesh, I was not called to any denomination. I was called to the Word of G-d...In Christianity, I realized Paganism was introduced in the second century and third century and Paganism was codified into Christianity in the fourth century and beyond...
Thank you for your unsolicited opinions, but you are still not answering my question, which required a simple Yes or a No.