"Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved" was spoken to the Gentile Roman Jailer by Apostle Peter.
No requirement was given for the Jailer to:
1.) Make Jesus Lord.
2.) Repent.
3.) Confess His Sinful Nature.
4.) Obey Jesus' Commands and Follow Him.
5.) Listen To Further Exegetic Presentation.
6.) Pray a Sinner's Prayer.
7.) Exhibit Spiritual Fruit.
8.) Understand The Torah.
9.) Speak In Terms Of A Standardized Doctrine.
10.) Take Up His Cross.
Rather, the Text clearly informs us the Jailer's faith alone in the Name of Jesus Christ, meaning "Messiah," brought him into instant Salvation. Who would risk error to declare otherwise?
No requirement was given for the Jailer to:
1.) Make Jesus Lord.
2.) Repent.
3.) Confess His Sinful Nature.
4.) Obey Jesus' Commands and Follow Him.
5.) Listen To Further Exegetic Presentation.
6.) Pray a Sinner's Prayer.
7.) Exhibit Spiritual Fruit.
8.) Understand The Torah.
9.) Speak In Terms Of A Standardized Doctrine.
10.) Take Up His Cross.
Rather, the Text clearly informs us the Jailer's faith alone in the Name of Jesus Christ, meaning "Messiah," brought him into instant Salvation. Who would risk error to declare otherwise?