Sermon Tone Analysis
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In these *Vs* the *Lord* is *teaching* us *to be baptized*.
*I*.
The *definition* of “*Baptism*” is “*Immersion, or Submission*”
*A*.
*/MARK 1:1-11/*
*1*.
Notice */V 5/* “*Confessing Sins*”
*2*.
This is an *example* of *Christian Baptism*.
*a*.
This is what is *practiced* *in* the *N.
T.*
*b*.
Also *this is how the Apostles were baptized* (meaning *from John* being a N. T. baptism)
*i*.
*Apostles* were *never re-baptized*, as far as we know.
*B*.
Notice */V 10-11/*
*1*.
This is the *1st* time that *God said* “I am *well pleased*” *speaking of Jesus*.
*a*.
It *came after* he was *baptized*.
*b*.
*As we show* this *commitment* to be baptized, *God will say the same of us*.
*II*.
*Why be Baptized*?
*A*.
*/ROM 6:3-4/* & */COL 2:12/* (Commitment, Eastern way See *Strong Greek # 908 in Logos Bible system*)
*III*.
*Does Baptism Save*?
*A*.
*/MARK 16:16/*
*1*.
*Another Baptism* (*in Christ*) (*16b*)
*B*.
*/ROM 10:9/* (Salvation in Jesus).
*1*.
Other scriptures:
*a*.
*/ACTS 2:41; 10:46-48; 16:25-34/*
*IV*.
*Who can be baptized*?
*A*.
*/ACTS 8:26-39/*
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