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The Baptism Form: Sign and Seal (1)

Gerald VandenBerg·1964-05-31
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Three parts there are to the doctrine of holy baptism. Though these three may be distinguished, they are not to be separated since baptism is one; and therefore the doctrinal facets are to be integrated. The three parts of the doctrine of holy baptism are like three links of a chain, welded together by God in such a way that they cannot be severed. Three parts there are to the doctrine of holy baptism. Though these three may be distinguished, they are not to be separated since baptism is one;...

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Gerald VandenBerg
Date

1964-05-31

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Scripture References
Psalms
Psalms 51Psalms 32:1
Romans
Romans 5Romans 1:18
Ephesians 2
John 3:3
Matthew 1:21
Zechariah 4:6
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