The story of Cain and Abel is a sad one, but as one of the stories
"in the beginning" it reveals from the start how God wants His
children to respond to sin.
To Him who loved us and washed us from our sins in His own blood, and has
made us kings and priests to His God and Father, to Him be glory and
dominion forever and ever (Re 1:5b-6, emphasis mine). Little late in the day to not have been cleansed from from
sin (Lk 21:36).
Our participation in foot washing is not the same as a bath ...
Are you a manicurist?
I'm not sure how Luke 21:36 has anything to do with the topic at
hand.
That's a shame (Jn 8:37).
Icyspark
[For many baptism is only getting wet] Do you believe otherwise?
What did the Lord say? To announce forgiveness to the
prisoners of sin (Lk 4:18b, GWT). Was there a turning from sin (Ac 9:35) or did
they just get wet?
[Washes feet when not a manicurist] No. Why? Was Jesus a
manicurist?
It’s awfully nice of you to wash people’s feet if
you’d like.
[Jn 8:37] If that is your way of attacking me with Scripture,
then it's not very subtle, applicable or even acceptable (per
CARM rules).
Tell the moderators (Ro 14:4, Ps 105:15).
If you have something pertinent to say, then just say it.
Who cares what I have to say? What do the scriptures have to say? Ac 20:20
“Truth is hate to those who hate the truth.” ~ Bob
Enyart
Otherwise don't bother wasting our time posting unrelated texts…
I believe his word has no place in you (Jn 8:37). You claim it does. Let the
reader decide (Eph 4:14).
[What do the scriptures have to say? Ac 20:20] Your words have no
relevance...
God's words are all-relevant (Eph 4:14).
...But "Your words have no relevance..."
"But you have a gambling problem."
~ Homer Simpson