Baptisms [Session 41]

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Baptisms [Session 41]

Faithful to the Word of God-An Overview of Systematic Theology

September 8, 2024 • Rob Foster • Genesis 17:1–10, Acts 2:38, Romans 6:3–11, Genesis 9:8–15

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Part 4 in a study of Ecclesiology, the study of the nature, function, and mission of the church.

Baptism is a significant moment in every Christian’s life because it is an sacrament instituted by Christ as a sign and seal of God’s promises. In this lesson, Dr. Sproul answers important questions surrounding the meaning, origin, and significance of baptism.

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