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The Administration of Baptism

Ronald Cammenga·1996-11-01
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In the ceremony of baptism, both of children and of adults, the minister shall use respective forms drawn up for the administration of this sacrament.  Church Order, Article 58  Adults are through baptism incorporated into the Christian church, and are accepted as members of the church, and are therefore obliged also to partake of the Lord's Supper, which they shall promises to do at their baptism. Church Order, Article 59  The names of those baptized, together with those of the parents, and...

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Ronald Cammenga
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1996-11-01

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