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Do church joining or forms of baptism save a person?

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Not long ago I seen a picture in a paper advertising Sinclair gasoline, said that one gallon of Sinclair gasoline in a big enough motor could lift the Sphinx so high off the ground. I said, “Looky there, they’re advertising that around the world.” I said, “And one drop of the Blood of Jesus Christ will raise every sinner to a saint, every sick person to health again.” That’s right. And they’ll make fun of you for teaching it. But I believe in the old fashion bloody Gospel of Jesus Christ. I believe there’s nothing else saved in the world. None of our psychology, and all of our church joining, and shaking hands, and forms of baptism has nothing to do with it. Without the shedding of Blood there’s no remission of sin. The Blood of Christ that cleanses us. The life is in the blood. It’s not in the church; it’s in the blood. Amen. All right.

Believest Thou This?, 1951-10-03, New York, NY, §50

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Believest Thou This?, 1951-10-03, New York, NY, §50

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Title:
Believest Thou This?
Date:
October 3, 1951
Location:
New York, NY
Paragraph:
§50

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