A Biblical Theology of Baptism
Posted in Uncategorized on Sep 18th, 2009
Baptism history is a battle usually waged over things like mode of baptism (i.e. immersion, sprinkling, pouring/effusion) or recipients of baptism (i.e. professing believers or also their infants). The armies usually use church history to try and figure out who has the earliest tradition on their side. A more foundational argument would go to [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on Sep 2nd, 2009
I have created a baptism history chart so that you can easily identify some of the major baptisms recorded in the Scripture. This chart follows some of the ideas presented in the NT, Church history, and my book.
Biblical Time Line of Important Baptisms (Assuming No Gaps in the Genealogies)
anglican baptism anti-sacrament Apostolic Fathers atheists baptism baptism and salvation baptism bible verse baptism by immersion baptism christianity baptism churches baptism confession baptism faith baptism history baptism liturgy baptism of john baptism religon baptism sacraments baptism scripture baptism sermons baptism theology baptist confession biblical baptism catechism catholic baptisms christian baptism de-baptism didache difference between baptism and christening early church immersion jewish baptism john's baptism legal baptism mass means of grace methodist baptism priest baptism purpose of baptism roman catholic baptism Rome sacrament sacrament of baptism salvation and baptism traditional baptism Zwingli