He was referring to our taking Him as our personal Saviour and assimilating His life into ours, in the same way we take food into the body. Click the link for a fuller answer.
He came to show a perfect conformity to the will of God.
It is the "kingly, governing" power, which if exercised correctly makes a wonderful difference in our lives. Learn much more about the "will" by clicking on this page.
They are a very poor indicator and we should not look to them to see how we are doing. We should believe the promises of God regardless of our feelings.
Yes. Jesus clearly instituted the rite of baptism when He was baptized at the river Jordan and when He commanded His disciples to go and baptize. Rebaptism is also sanctioned in Paul's rebaptizing Jewish converts of Apollos. Read a more complete answer by clicking on the link.
Many, as indicated in the three paragraphs listed.
Sometimes! Paul is recorded re-baptizing converts of Apollos who had never experienced the baptism of the Holy Spirit. We are told that the experience was instructive to the church. Click for more on this subject.
Understanding this concept challenged me for a long time. I think I understand it better now, but it contains such an amazingly wonderful offer for transformation, that it is almost too good to believe.
This idea comes from 1 Pet. 1:5 where Peter speaks of believers being kept by the power, and refers to God's ability to supernaturally provide divine power to believers.
This subject goes with the meaning of being a partaker of the divine nature. It is based on several verses of scripture and a quotation. I think you will be stronger in your walk with Jesus for knowing about the "Law of Association".
"What constitutes the cross? The requirements of Jesus, that cut directly across human devisings, human indulgence of appetite, human calculations, human practices and habits." {20MR 104.3}
Immediately, but be sure to read more on the subject.
Tell Satan that Christ died to save sinners! Read more by clicking on the link.
"True conversion is a radical change. The very drift of the mind and bent of the heart should be turned and life become new again in Christ." {4T 16.4} Conversion is something that happens daily, includes a radical turning towards God, and an ongoing process of transformation. Click on the link to learn much more.
The quick answer is "no." We are only guilty if we cherish the sin. Read more!