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Baptismal regeneration is the belief that baptism is part of what saves someone and that they are not saved until after they are baptized. But what does the …

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  1. Barry Desborough says:

    Has it git electrolytes? 😉

  2. Erick Clemens says:

    Why would you take Medicine because of your headache if it is already gone? Like those who believe you only get baptized after your sins are forgiven?

    No you take medicine because you have a headache that needs dealt with.

  3. Clive Samuels says:

    Salvation is in CHRIST alone.
    After you are saved however you will desire to get baptized.

  4. Bob Jones says:

    No

  5. Marco Antonio Moreno Gutierrez says:

    Kerry Murrell I’m trying to understand your question an order for me to answer it. Are you saying can baptism saves us or baptism necessary after salvation?

  6. Peter Watson says:

    Whatever it takes to get you there, meaning to be with Jesus Christ. Even some of his disciples did not understand who Jesus was, at times, or the meaning of some of his parables, we should Search for him all the time, and our hearts and our mind, God bless and good night,

  7. William Clark says:

    If anyone believes that baptism is required to get into heaven I have a question. Did the sinner that died beside Jesus make it into heaven? Where in the bible does it say the disciples were actually water baptized? Also, if a new believer gets saved in church, but the water baptism service isn’t for another 2 weeks and that same new believer is killed in a car accident on the way home, are they going to heaven?

  8. Mark Fonner says:

    Is baptism necessary for salvation?

    No.

  9. Slaven Radic says:

    Is salvation necessary for baptism?

  10. Paul Norman Hanover says:

    Definitely not. There is no verse that specifically says it is necessary. It is a work, and that would require doing something, or a good work, to fulfill salvation. It nearly always ACCOMPANIES or COINCIDES WITH BAPTISM. It is never required. If you don’t have any desire to follow God in Baptism, then it’s hard to trust that salvation, because in general, that’s one of the first things a saved person usually does.

  11. Johnny De Visser says:

    You need to be baptised by Jesus in spirit and fire

  12. Venu Sankarn says:

    Its so simply. Jesus say be baptized,

  13. Dominique Walker says:

    Yes. Jesus commanded it when he restructured from the dead. And Mark 16:16 says it.

  14. Steven Chakarovski says:

    No

  15. Jose Carlos Briones says:

    Yes and no.

  16. Andriana Rabanal says:

    No but after salvation you want to be baptized because Jesus commands it!

  17. Mickey Istre says:

    Baptism is not necessary for salvation, but is necessary to obey the ordinance given by Christ.

  18. Eugene Zander says:

    Yes

  19. Daniel Trice says:

    No. Baptism is a proclamation to the world that you are saved, but salvation is through Christ alone.

  20. Tony Kim says:

    If it is the thief on the cross did not meet Jesus in paradise. If it is then why is there no record of any of the baptisms of the disciples or even Paul?

  21. Kihoshe Assumi says:

    Not at all, water baptism symbolizes the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ and identifying yourself to others.

  22. Tracy Jayne Klecker says:

    No

  23. Lyn Zee says:

    If you’re capable of getting baptized, why wouldn’t you want to?

    I see this question pop up over and over in many Christian groups and I can’t wrap my mind around why one wouldn’t want to get baptized when Jesus clearly encourages baptism.

  24. Glenn Gerlach says:

    No, but it’s a good indicator!

  25. Ralph Edwards II says:

    Was the thief on the cross baptized?