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 14 .ZIP I love photobombs. It is life's improv comedy. Anyone have any good ones, hit me up by email. Enjoy! |
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 4 .ZIP For those that contend that "baptism" (Greek word "baptizo") is sprinkling/pouring. Sprinkling/pouring isn't biblical baptism. Baptize is a transliteration, meaning that the translators took the Greek work "baptizo" and formed a whole new word on the English language. The word means "to dip, to plunge, to submerge, to immerse an object." |
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 6 .ZIP The Greek word that is used in the New Testament for "baptize" is "baptizo." It means immersion, not sprinkling/pouring. The following pictures is NOT biblical baptism. |
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