- such as the Septuagint. Both of
these nouns are
derived from the verb
baptízō (βαπτίζω, 'I wash'
transitive verb),
which is used in
Jewish texts for...
- himself",
aorist p****ive of
baptizo)
before dinner". Some
commentaries claim that
these two p****ages show that the word
baptizo in the New
Testament cannot...
-
originating from the
words of John the
Baptist in
Matthew 3:11 Look up baptisé,
baptizo, or
immersion in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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along with the
accompanying form,
which is the
Latin sentence "Ego te
baptizo in
nomine Patris, et Filii, et
Spiritus Sancti", with the
person pronouncing...
- : 107 : 124
based on the New Testament's use of the
Koine Gr**** verb βαπτίζω (
baptizō)
which is
understood to mean to dip, immerse,
submerge or plunge...
- the
Latin in
chapter 113, "The Forge," with
which Ahab cries: "Ego non
baptizo te in
nomine patris, sed in
nomine diaboli."("I
baptize thee not in the...
- Question:
Including a
Review of Dr. Dale's "Inquiry Into the
Usage of
Baptizo.". H. A. Young. Robinson,
Robert (1817). The
History of Baptism. From the...
- p. 466,
Lexicographers universally agree that the
primary meaning of
baptizo G966 is 'to dip' or 'to immerse", and
there is a
similar consensus of scholarly...
- (Iōánnēs ho) baptistḗs. Gr**** baptistḗs "baptist"
derives from the verb
baptízō "to immerse; to wash; to bathe; to baptize, consecrate,
immerse in baptismal...
-
place of the
correct formula, the
words "
Baptizo te in
nomine patria et
filia et
spiritu sancta" (instead of "
Baptizo te in
nomine patris et
filii et spiritus...
