John 3:23 John the baptist baptized near Aenon because there was much water there. If anything other than immersion was authorized, why did John seek a place where there was much water?
Acts 8:35-39 When Philip baptized the eunuch, both he and the eunuch went “down into the water and he baptized him.” Romans 6:4 and Colossians 2:12 both refer to baptism as a “burial” in likeness of Christ death, burial, and resurrection. Anything other than immersion would not picture the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ. Ephesians 4:5 states that there is “one baptism” and therefore any other kind of baptism than what we see taking place in the Bible is sin.
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- John 3:23 John the baptist baptized near Aenon because there was much water there. If anything other than immersion was authorized, why did John seek a place where there was much water?
- What we should be asking the government today, are questions as to why the entire project, as envisaged and promised is nowhere near completion. Has the water reached the people?
- Was John the Baptist ever baptized?
