A provocative defense of baptism by affusion, backed by biblical and historical argument.
This concise work argues that the Bible consistently supports affusion (sprinkling or pouring) as the proper baptism mode, not immersion. It surveys key scriptures, Hebrew and Greek lexicons, and early church writers to challenge the idea that immersion is the apostolic practice. The text weighs the spiritual meaning of baptism in Romans VI and clarifies common misunderstandings about how baptism represents death to sin and new life in Christ.
Readers will encounter a clear, direct case that baptism is a spiritual, cleansing act rather than a physical immersion. The argument connects scriptural passages to practical faith, explaining how baptism relates to sanctification, cleansing from sin, and the believer’s union with Christ. Historical notes trace beliefs about baptism through early Christianity and subsequent centuries, while addressing counterclaims with emphasis on textual interpretation.
Ideal for readers exploring different views on baptism, church history, and biblical interpretation, especially those curious about how faith and practice intersect in this rite.
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