The baptism would be the same as John’s except it is in the name of Jesus Christ.

But the important thing to remember is that John baptized with water, but Jesus baptizes with the Holy Spirit.

Matthew 3:11
“I baptize you with water for repentance. But after me comes one who is more powerful than I, whose sandals I am not worthy to carry. He will…[Read more]

The baptism would be the same as John’s except it is in the name of Jesus Christ.

But the important thing to remember is that John baptized with water, but Jesus baptizes with the Holy Spirit.

Matthew 3:11
“I baptize you with water for repentance. But after me comes one who is more powerful than I, whose sandals I am not worthy to carry. He will…[Read more]

The baptism would be the same as John’s except it is in the name of Jesus Christ.

But the important thing to remember is that John baptized with water, but Jesus baptizes with the Holy Spirit.

Matthew 3:11
“I baptize you with water for repentance. But after me comes one who is more powerful than I, whose sandals I am not worthy to carry. He will…[Read more]

The baptism would be the same as John’s except it is in the name of Jesus Christ.

But the important thing to remember is that John baptized with water, but Jesus baptizes with the Holy Spirit.

Matthew 3:11
“I baptize you with water for repentance. But after me comes one who is more powerful than I, whose sandals I am not worthy to carry. He will…[Read more]

To kerwin.

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

First off it says repent. If you do not do that and you are baptized in water, then you cannot expect that water baptism to save you, can you?

Secondly,…[Read more]

To kerwin.

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

First off it says repent. If you do not do that and you are baptized in water, then you cannot expect that water baptism to save you, can…[Read more]

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

First off it says repent. If you do not do that and you are baptized in water, then you cannot expect that water baptism to save you, can you?

Secondly, the…[Read more]

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

First off it says repent. If you do not do that and you are baptized in water, then you cannot expect that water baptism to save you, can you?

Secondly, the…[Read more]

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

First off it says repent. If you do not do that and you are baptized in water, then you cannot expect that water baptism to save you, can you?

Secondly, the…[Read more]

Hi kerwin.

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

You do not have to be baptized to be filled with the Holy Spirit according to scripture itself. To prove this all we have to do is look in the Bible and…[Read more]

Hi kerwin.

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

You do not have to be baptized to be filled with the Holy Spirit according to scripture itself. To prove this all we have to do is look in the Bible and…[Read more]

Hi kerwin.

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

You do not have to be baptized to be filled with the Holy Spirit according to scripture itself. To prove this all we have to do is look in the Bible and…[Read more]

Hi kerwin.

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

You do not have to be baptized to be filled with the Holy Spirit according to scripture itself. To prove this all we have to do is look in the Bible and…[Read more]

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

You do not have to be baptized to be filled with the Holy Spirit according to scripture itself. To prove this all we have to do is look in the Bible and pick out the…[Read more]

The only baptism literally mentioned in Acts 8 and 19 is baptism in the name of Jesus Christ and Peter asked who would deny water to those that were to baptized in the name of Christ.

You do not have to be baptized to be filled with the Holy Spirit according to scripture itself. To prove this all we have to do is look in the Bible and pick out the…[Read more]

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