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Baptism of repentance
Table of contents: -Background -Is John’s baptism God’s prescribed way of doing it? -Repentance -Symbolism of water in the Old Testament -Baptism in the New Testament -Alive in Christ -Frequently asked questions on the baptism of water Background The baptism of water was first preached by John the Baptist, as recorded by all the four Gospels (Matthew 3, Mark 1, Luke 3, John 1). John was baptizing the people who came to him and repented of their sins, from all…
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