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Old 05-05-2008, 11:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Contra_Mundum View Post
Randy,
Seems to me you could be cutting off your nose to spite your face... On the other hand, I can understand you not caring to "reflect" or "improve" on your statement to God--if that's what baptism is. But if the reality is a promise from God, if it is the gospel in pictures, then such reflection is more than warranted.
Brother, It wouldn't be the last time I had done that. I do think it is important to understand Baptism and to remember what it means. I am not denying the picture as you seem to imply. I do believe that Baptism is a statement concerning what Christ has done for me. Not what I have done for him. Death, burial, and resurrection is a beautiful thing. I am a Covenant child of Abraham because of what Christ did. And I reflect on it in the Lord's supper and daily meditation also. I am seated in the heavenlies by him. It just keeps getting sweeter the older I get.
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