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II. We may know what the act of baptism was by the history of baptism. | II. We may know what the act of baptism was by the history of baptism. | ||
1. By baptisteries - see Ch Directory Baptistry just excavated from the | 1. By baptisteries - see Ch Directory Baptistry just excavated from the ruins of Tyre. | ||
2. By the Circumstances attending the introduction of sprinkling & pouring See Rob Hist Bap - 559+ | 2. By the Circumstances attending the introduction of sprinkling & pouring See Rob Hist Bap - 559+ | ||
See Trad - Origin & Prog - Pouring & Sprinkling | See Trad - Origin & Prog - Pouring & Sprinkling | ||
= Sprinkling & pouring ever used as the rule in those countries where the Pope does not govern | = Sprinkling & pouring ever used as the rule in those countries where the Pope does not govern | ||
= A Significant fact - | = A Significant fact - That not till after the adoption of sprinkling as rule was there an attempt made to prove that Sprinkling and pouring were taught in Scripture. | ||
= The word Baptize never translated. | = The word Baptize never translated. | ||
= If X had meant immersion as an act of baptism it could not have been | = If X had meant immersion as an act of baptism it could not have been stated more explicitly - | ||
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II. We may know what the act of baptism was by the history of baptism.
1. By baptisteries - see Ch Directory Baptistry just excavated from the ruins of Tyre. 2. By the Circumstances attending the introduction of sprinkling & pouring See Rob Hist Bap - 559+
See Trad - Origin & Prog - Pouring & Sprinkling
= Sprinkling & pouring ever used as the rule in those countries where the Pope does not govern = A Significant fact - That not till after the adoption of sprinkling as rule was there an attempt made to prove that Sprinkling and pouring were taught in Scripture. = The word Baptize never translated. = If X had meant immersion as an act of baptism it could not have been stated more explicitly -