Infant Batpism bible quotes

Question 1

What is the greek word for baptism?

Answer 1

It means to dip, immerse or to plunge.

Question 2

Who else practiced Baptism?

Answer 2

The ancient Egytians practiced a form of baptism for kings and the dead, with a view to renewal of life. They believed ritual washing of the dead.

Question 3

What was the Roman point of view for Baptism?

Answer 3

It was believed that baptism would wash away all the candidate’s sins and from that point on, his life would be changed for the better, because he had enrolled himself in the service of the savior God.

Question 4

What was the Jewish point for baptism?

Answer 4

It was the ceremonial cleansing of Levites and for certain initiation procedures. Like priests washing hands, cleansing after contact with a corpse(numbers 19:11-22), Leprosy(lev 13-14), after sexual situations(lev 12,15)

Question 5

What did the baptism of John symbolize?

Answer 5

It was “a baptism of repentance for the forgiveness of sins.”(lk 3:3) He was a Levite as it states in Luke 1:5-6. John’s father was Zechariah, a desceand of the high prist Aaron, from the line of Levi (1 Chron 24.) What was important about it was that John’s Baptism was looked for the Christian baptism for the forgiveness of sins and regeneration through the Holy Spirit.

Question 6

What was reveled though John’s Baptism?

Answer 6

That baptism that the Lambo of God was revealed to God to John and proclaimed to the world.(John 1:31-34)

Question 7

What does God own?

Answer 7

Everything belongs to God, the earth and all it contains, the people the days, the times and season(ps 89:11).

Question 8

Where did Easter come from?

Answer 8

it originally came from the celebration of Eostre, the pagan goddess of spring, who brought new life after the death of winter. Here festival came at the spring equinox and was called Eastron(plural for Eastre).

Question 9

What are some Protestants say about about the Early Church fathers?

Answer 9

That if it were really important God would have put it in the Bible. a good question to ask is that is the bible a doctrinal textbook- a comprehensive that clearly teaches everything about faith-with no ambiguities?

Question 10

By believing in Christ?

Answer 10

Jn 3:16 Acts 16:31

Question 11

By repentance?

Answer 11

Acts 2:38 2 Pet 3:9

Question 12

By baptism?

Answer 12

Jn 3:5,1 Pet 3:21, Titus 3:5

Question 13

By the work of the spirit?

Answer 13

Jn 3:5, 2 Cor 3:6

Question 14

By declaring with our mouths?

Answer 14

Lk 12:8 Rom 10:9

Question 15

By coming to the knowledge of the truth?

Answer 15

1 Tim 2:4

Question 16

By works

Answer 16

Rom 2:6,7 James 2:24

Question 17

By grace

Answer 17

Acts 15:11 Eph 2:8

Question 18

By his blood

Answer 18

Rom 5:9, Heb 9:22

Question 19

By his righteousness

Answer 19

Rom 5:17, 2 Pet 1:1

Question 20

By his cross

Answer 20

Eph 2:16, Col 2:14

Question 21

Where did this symbolic protestant view of baptism come from?

Answer 21

It was invented and developed as a doctrine of the anabaptist movement , which broke away from Martin Luther’s reform efforts.

Question 22

Gensis 1-3

Answer 22

In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. The earth was without form and void and darkness was upon the face of the deep; and the Spirit of God was hovering over the face of the waters. And God sais ‘ Let there be…’ And God saw everything that he had made and behold it was very good.

Question 23

Genesis 6-8

Answer 23

Tells of God being mad at the word and Noah having faovr in hte Lord and the great fl