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baptizo "baptize", 908 βάπτισμα "
baptism"/908
baptisma "
baptism", 909 βαπτισμός "
baptisms"/909
baptismos "
baptisms", and 910 βαπτστἠς "baptist"/910 baptistes...
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those who have died may
choose to
accept or
reject the
baptisms done on
their behalf.
Baptism for the dead is
mentioned in (1
Corinthians 15:29) as proof...
-
references to the
baptisms performed by John. In Acts of the Apostles,
Peter refers to how the
ministry of
Jesus followed "the
baptism which John preached"...
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church is
granted only by
baptism.
Latter Day
Saint churches do not
recognize the
baptisms of
other faiths as they
believe baptisms must be
performed under...
- religion. The
Catholic Church yet has to
fully embrace that thinking."
Baptisms have
sometimes accidentally led to injuries, or deaths, such as drowning...
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Christian baptisms seem to have been done
either by
immersion or by
pouring water on the head
three times. By the
third and
fourth centuries,
baptism involved...
- many
western Christian denominations that
practice infant baptism are
designed for
baptisms using a non-immersive method, such as
aspersion (sprinkling)...
- two
distinct baptisms - one by the Spirit, one by fire. If two
baptisms, then
various meanings have been
suggested for the
second baptism, by fire - to...
- "Believers'
Baptism View", in
Wright (ed.), "
Baptism:
Three Views", p. 22 (2009). "Although the
descriptions of New
Testament baptisms indicate that
baptism occurred...
- In
Christian theology,
baptism of
blood (Latin:
baptismus sanguinis) or
baptism by blood, also
called martyred baptism, is a
doctrine which holds that...
