bapt in a sentence

1. The Baptists said, 'We're the body; we got it all.'

2. 'He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved.' -- Mark.

3. 'Eight thousand of the Lamanites were baptized unto repentance.'

4. Si quis, I, x, De Bapt.), and it is confirmed by the Florentine decree.

5. rise up, and be baptized, and wash away your sins, by invoking his name.'.

6. While the image can never be destroyed, the likeness can be lost by sin (Bapt.

7. How ancient this discipline was, may be seen from Tertullian (De Bapt., xvii):

8. In Tertullian (De bapt., xix) the festival appears as already well established.

9. 'The man on whom you see the Spirit come down and remain is he who will baptize with the Holy Spirit.'

10. ICMA recently started up a cluster project SYNAPTIC, together with the EU projects sintropher, BAPTS and RoCK.

11. TO CHEW ON: "'I did not know Him but that He should be revealed to Israel, therefore I came baptizing with water.'"

12. Whether that person is John the Baptist is a question that we cannot yet definitely answer and probably never will.'

13. Don't think 'Because I belong to the UPC, Assemblies of God, Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, I have a right to go in.'

14. A 12 year old boy deaf and dumb was baptised and spoke, 'Mother, Father, the water is not cold ­ the water is not cold.'

15. 'I don't know the sex of the baby but if the Pope does baptise it and it's a boy I have no doubt of his name - Francis.'

16. Billuart (De Bapt., I, iii) says that commonly the catechumen is placed in thefont, and then water is poured upon the head.

17. Tertullian (De Bapt., xvii) strongly opposes the administration of this sacrament by women, but he does not declare it void.

18. "'If, for example, tomorrow an expedition of Martians came to us here and one said "I want to be baptised!", what would happen?'

19. She was still a baby at the time, and I found her so cute that when Baptiste came home I said to him, 'Sorry but I’m keeping her!'”

20. 'Not,' he adds, 'that we wish to blame outward piety, either in Baptists or monks,' but 'more is required than just, "Come here and be baptized."