Baptism Comparison Pamphlet (Pack Of 5) (Jan 2019) (Pkg-5)
by Anchor
SKU: 042804
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14 panels, fits inside most Bibles, 8.5 x 5.5 inches, unfolds to 38 inches long.
Baptism is important for all Christians who wish to follow Christ\'s teachings. This Baptism Comparison pamphlet is a quick, clear summary of the biblical teachings on baptism and compares methods practiced by Christians around the world.
Learn about:
-Symbolism that points to Christ\'s death and resurrection
-Why some Christian groups baptize infants and others baptize only believers who are able to verbalize their faith.
-Does baptism mean that a person has \automatic\ salvation? (No, neither tradition teaches this.)
Topics include:
Why be baptized? (Jesus\' teaching and other Bible passages)
What does it mean?
What happens during a baptism?
How do I prepare to be baptized?
Why do some Christians practice believer\'s baptism only? (Includes Bible passages used to support this view.)
Why do some Christians perform infant baptism? (Includes Bible passages used to support this view.)
Is baptism automatically equal to salvation? (No, both traditions affirm that faith in Jesus Christ is key)
Baptism is important for all Christians who wish to follow Christ\'s teachings. This Baptism Comparison pamphlet is a quick, clear summary of the biblical teachings on baptism and compares methods practiced by Christians around the world.
Learn about:
-Symbolism that points to Christ\'s death and resurrection
-Why some Christian groups baptize infants and others baptize only believers who are able to verbalize their faith.
-Does baptism mean that a person has \automatic\ salvation? (No, neither tradition teaches this.)
Topics include:
Why be baptized? (Jesus\' teaching and other Bible passages)
What does it mean?
What happens during a baptism?
How do I prepare to be baptized?
Why do some Christians practice believer\'s baptism only? (Includes Bible passages used to support this view.)
Why do some Christians perform infant baptism? (Includes Bible passages used to support this view.)
Is baptism automatically equal to salvation? (No, both traditions affirm that faith in Jesus Christ is key)
