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  1. Craigbythesea
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    Good as New??

    The Greek word βαπτιζω as used in the New Testament did not necessarily mean to dip into or immerse in water. It was sometimes used for washing...
    Post by: Craigbythesea, Mar 21, 2006 in forum: Bible Versions & Translations
  2. Faith alone
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    The Baptist requirements for communion?

    I've heard it argued, as I did earlier, "It says when Jesus was baptized, he came up out of the water." That means he was submerged and he came up...
    Post by: Faith alone, Oct 11, 2005 in forum: Other Christian Denominations
  3. Faith alone
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    The Baptist requirements for communion?

    Actually, I was going on memory on the definition from the Greek for BAPTIZW - in saying that it essentially means to clean/wash. Well Liddell &...
    Post by: Faith alone, Oct 11, 2005 in forum: Other Christian Denominations
  4. timothy 1769
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    Options in Baptism

    Mark 7:4 (KJVSL) And <kai> [when they come] from <apo> the market <agora>, except <ean me> they wash <baptizo>,...
    Post by: timothy 1769, Nov 20, 2003 in forum: 2003 Archive
  5. timothy 1769
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    Options in Baptism

    if it is accepted that the word “wash” in Mark 7 means to sprinkle, then it must be applied across the board leaving the meticulous Pharisees...
    Post by: timothy 1769, Nov 20, 2003 in forum: 2003 Archive
  6. Ulsterman
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    Options in Baptism

    if it is accepted that the word “wash” in Mark 7 means to sprinkle, then it must be applied across the board leaving the meticulous Pharisees...
    Post by: Ulsterman, Nov 20, 2003 in forum: 2003 Archive
  7. timothy 1769
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    Options in Baptism

    Jim, The closest I could imagine to purely Baptist translation in the HCSB, which renders it this way: Mark 7:4 When they come from the...
    Post by: timothy 1769, Nov 20, 2003 in forum: 2003 Archive
  8. timothy 1769
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    Options in Baptism

    Originally posted by Jim1999: The word baptizo was not translated by the English translators, but is shown as baptism in most cases. ... It has...
    Post by: timothy 1769, Nov 20, 2003 in forum: 2003 Archive
  9. Frogman
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    The 2nd Mark... Baptism of Believers by Immersion... Baptizo!

    Originally posted by Tyndale1946: Ok, then, perhaps here is the statement where some would get the idea that Christ instituted a different...
    Post by: Frogman, Apr 12, 2003 in forum: Baptist History
  10. SolaScriptura in 2003
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    After 25 Years a Baptist

    I did not say that "baptism may be legitimately done any way other than by immersion." In fact, this is why I called your statment ignorant....
    Post by: SolaScriptura in 2003, Mar 24, 2003 in forum: Free-For-All Archives
  11. SolaScriptura in 2003
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    After 25 Years a Baptist

    Did you hear about the guy who was burried by having dirt sprinkled on his head? If anyone wants to read some real baptist scholarship on the...
    Post by: SolaScriptura in 2003, Mar 21, 2003 in forum: Free-For-All Archives
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