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His Apostles after him never resided in what man calls a "curch building". They went with the Spirit and traveled sharing the glory of the Gospels. John 3:8 The wind bloweth where it listeth, and thou hearest the sound thereof, but canst not tell whence it cometh, and whither it goeth: so is ever one that is born of the Spirit.

I have heard many different preachers, pastors etc. make it difficult (almost impossible) and dogmatic to be a believer in Jesus Christ, that is a sin to do those things to people. First the bible states that we are to believe Jesus Christ is God in the flesh, that he died on the cross for our sins, and was raised from the dead 3 days later. To repent for our sins and be baptized (John 3), in the same manner as John the Baptist baptized, and how Philip baptized the Eunich. Read at least the New Testament to learn His Word and Truth and believe the record of Him (1 John 5:10-12) This is simple. Also look up Mark 16:16 He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved; but he that believeth not shall be damned. Jesus did not reside in any "church" building to teach or otherwise. Therefore we do not need a church building for learning His Truth, prayer, fellowship, to have a relationship with God, or to be baptized in. The belief in Jesus Christ makes Him our mediator and we need no other to mediate between us and God. God's glory for reconciliation is not a challenge as many men have made it to be, as if a person has to change their lives before they come to believe, that is false doctrine. Jesus did no such things in His work, and we are to follow that example; on God can change our insides and our lives, there is no force powerful enough on earth to do what God can do to us and for us. Praise God for His glorious work to reconcile Us to Him in such simplicity. All Glory To God, forever and ever, and not to any other. Please read the bible if you believe in Jesus Christ, for He is the only (everything) we can trust and of where Truth comes from, and he wants a personal relationship with you. All you need is faith as small as a mustard seed. My prayers to all of you. Study of Baptism: John 3, Mark 16:16, Luke 13:3, Acts 2:38, Acts 19:4, Acts 22:16, Romans 6:1-14, Romans 8:9, Romans 10:8-13, Ephesians 4:1-6, 1 Peter 1:13-21. If any person would like to learn more of Jesus Christ in the Tanakh (Old Testament) tied to the New Testament, please watch Steven DeNoon's newest video posted 09/10/2013. He is a Jewish man who believes in Jesus Christ. At the end he even explains why there needs to be a baptism/Second Birth.

What do you think of Melchizadek? In NT it states the priestly order of Melchizadek. In the OT he was a priestly king. Steven DeNoon went on good topic of this in one of his vids on utube. An awesome find, I hope you find it just as noteworthy.

One option with this; both get married as non-believers and one of them becomes born again. In 1 Cor. 7:10-16 Paul mentions as by himself (his words), not the Lord, that one believer in the home can make the family righteous. For we do not know the Will of God in bringing others to Him. Yet, this is for those spouses that are not as awful as some are...(abusers, adulterers, killers, etc.) To take this further, let us say the non-believer fornicates (cheats), then definitely there is perfect biblical grounds for being set free from the marriage. Even further, the spouse hates God, yes, that is definitely not going to work anyway, because the spouse that hates God usually ends up hating their believing spouse. I think, as we continue in our walk with Jesus Christ, we will be guided as to the discernment of such unique situations and how to deal with them. I have trust and faith in Him and know that He is a great guide of the things in our lives if we give Him the submission and chance to take care of it for us and not force our will in impatient ignorance/confusion. My prayers to all who come across such situations to take it to Jesus and let Him take care of it/guide you.