Oh, ok, I see! Then to you that's what it is.
If you decide you would like to discuss it further in the future, I'll be around.
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Oh, ok, I see! Then to you that's what it is.
Oh, ok, I see! Then to you that's what it is.
I just thought of something else to add to the conversation.
1 Cor. 1:17
"For Christ sent me not to baptize, but to preach the gospel: not with wisdom of words, lest the cross of Christ should be made of none effect."
Paul didn't water baptize but a very few in the beginning of his ministry. His associates and helpers did the water baptizing.
This is water baptism he is here speaking of. He let them do the water baptizing, because God didn't send Paul out to water baptize, God sent Paul out to preach the Gospel where the Holy Spirit reaches in the heart and spiritually baptizes.
Anyone can baptise, provided they use the right formula of words, have the intention to do as the church requires, and performs the proper actions.
Paul’s main mission was to preach the gospel, this is correct, Jesus sent him for the proclamation of the Faith.
To allow your view, that would have to be. But I am a Baptist.The real conjecture is that infants weren’t baptised.