Salvation the Pentecostal Way

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[Bro. Starcher]:
This is my position also.  I differ in calling the experience of the
moving of God salvation.  Full salvation? Not from an Apostolic
perspective but salvation nevertheless!

Brother Matthew Shaw:
What is salvation if it is not full?  Is there a quarter or half
covenant that we can make with God???

Finally, ME:
Brother Starcher, reading thru your post again made me recall many-a-
statements made by others that sound much like yours.  It made me 
kind of chuckle.  I will give a couple of examples.....
"See, the Lord is one.  He is three people but in his fullness, he is 
one." [Protestant Member]
"God is like an egg.  Just as an egg is shell, white, and yolk, God 
is Father, Son and Holy Ghost.  Distinct but one nonetheless..." 
[most any trinitarian]
"I agree with you that baptism is nessesary.  But, ONLY in the name 
of Jesus?  I see baptism as baptism, brother, baptism in titles; but 
baptism nonetheless."  [Methodist preacher...can also substitute 
sprinkling....

Now, FYI list :)--  I know that brother Starcher most probably 
doesn't adhere to any of the above...I was simply comparing his 
definition of "partial salvation" to a doctrine comprimised....Bless 
ya'll ;-D

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In Apostolic service to our Lord Jesus Christ,
Josh Allen {LSVH37A@Prodigy.com}
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I affirm the biblical foundation for a relationship with God: We are 
to turn away from doing wrong, be baptized in the name of Jesus in 
accordance with scriptural examples, receive the marvelous gift of 
the Holy Spirit, and embrace a daily walk with Him. (See Acts 2:38)
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