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	Some claim that the Greek word baptizo should be translated as immerse and not as baptize. "Immersion" is being submerged into water; whereas baptism is going under the water and coming back up again - a picture of our identification with the crucified and risen Christ. Almost every Bible version translates the word as "baptize" and not "immerse".		Some claim that the Greek word baptizo should be translated as immerse and not as baptize. "Immersion" is being submerged into water; whereas baptism is going under the water and coming back up again - a picture of our identification with the crucified and risen Christ. Almost every Bible version translates the word as "baptize" and not "immerse".
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Nick — Wed, 26 Jan 2011 03:45:31 GMT

Protected "Baptize" [edit=autoconfirmed:move=autoconfirmed]

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Nick: New page: Some claim that the Greek word baptizo should be translated as immerse and not as baptize. "Immersion" is being submerged into water; whereas baptism is going under the water and coming ba...

Nick — Wed, 26 Jan 2011 03:45:27 GMT

New page: Some claim that the Greek word baptizo should be translated as immerse and not as baptize. "Immersion" is being submerged into water; whereas baptism is going under the water and coming ba...

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Some claim that the Greek word baptizo should be translated as immerse and not as baptize. "Immersion" is being submerged into water; whereas baptism is going under the water and coming back up again - a picture of our identification with the crucified and risen Christ. Almost every Bible version translates the word as "baptize" and not "immerse".