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    Year 10 Baptism HW Jan 2023

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    1) Baptism is a ceremony in which a Christian is immersed in water before the church to publically symbolize their belief in Jesus Christ. 2) It symbolizes the believer's faith in a crucified, buried, and risen Savior, the believer's death to sin, the burial of the old life, and the resurrection to walk in newness of life in Christ Jesus. 3) Baptism represents a believer's identification with the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ into a new life, as well as their official membership in the Church.

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    1) Baptism is a ceremony in which a Christian is immersed in water before the church to publically symbolize their belief in Jesus Christ. 2) It symbolizes the believer's faith in a crucified, buried, and risen Savior, the believer's death to sin, the burial of the old life, and the resurrection to walk in newness of life in Christ Jesus. 3) Baptism represents a believer's identification with the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ into a new life, as well as their official membership in the Church.

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    1) Baptism is a ceremony in which a Christian is immersed in water before the church to publically symbolize their belief in Jesus Christ. 2) It symbolizes the believer's faith in a crucified, buried, and risen Savior, the believer's death to sin, the burial of the old life, and the resurrection to walk in newness of life in Christ Jesus. 3) Baptism represents a believer's identification with the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ into a new life, as well as their official membership in the Church.

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    What is Baptism?

    The word baptism comes from a Greek word


    (baptizo), which means, “to immerse.” Baptism is a
    ceremony in which a Christian is immersed in water
    before the church to publically symbolize their
    belief in Jesus Christ.
    What does Baptism symbolise? 3 
    Or don’t you know
    that all of us who
    "having been buried with him in baptism and were baptized into
    raised with him through your faith in the power Christ Jesus were
    of God, who raised him from the dead." Colossians baptized into his
    2:12 NIV death? 4 We were
    therefore buried
    with him through
    baptism into
    It is an act of obedience symbolizing the believer's faith in a crucified, death in order
    buried, and risen Saviour, the believer's death to sin, the burial of the old that, just as Christ
    life, and the resurrection to walk in newness of life in Christ Jesus.To be was raised from
    baptised in water is a public demonstration or confession of faith in the Lord the dead through
    Jesus Christ. It is a practical demonstration of a spiritual reality that has the glory of the
    already taken place in the heart of the believer. Father, we too may
    live a new life.
    Romans 6: 3-4
    Public decoration
    of what you plan Living for It's like saying to
    to do Him (God) God ‘let’s bring it’
    There is only so long For me it is ‘the
    that you can sit on the big start’ of the
    fence little journey.. ‘A
    Some kick off’ if you
    like
    keywords/phrases
    A point in a Christians used to describe Invite people to
    life when they turn baptism say ‘this is who
    round and say ‘this is it’ I am’

    So i know that
    This is serious for This is the choice I there is no going
    me have made back now
    I need that kind of
    This is the way I am ‘line in the sand’
    going to live my life

    What keyword beginning with the letter ‘C’ can be used to summarise
    What is the symbolism of Believers’ baptism
    Three Key facts and misconceptions:
    1. Baptism does not wash away sins
    2. Baptism does not make a person a child of God
    or a Christian
    3. Baptism is only an outward/public declaration
    of faith in and commitment to Jesus.

    Baptism is a mark of identification:


    a) Identifying with the death, burial, and
    resurrection of Christ into a new life
    b) Identify officially as a member of the Church
    Who should be baptised?

    Key terms:

    ● Infant baptism

    ● Believers baptism
    ❏ We learnt what baptism is; What is
    baptism?
    ❏ We examined the symbolism of
    baptism: What does baptism signify?
    ❏ We also identified two
    misconceptions about baptism- what
    baptism is not. What are they?
    1. Baptism does not ……
    2. Baptism does not make …. Who should
    ❏ We learnt that baptism represent two be baptised?
    kinds of identification. What are
    they?
    ❏ In baptism, the believer identifies
    with ……..
    ❏ Through baptism the believer
    Requirements for water Baptism: A personal knowledge and
    faith in the Lord Jesus Christ is the only requirement for water
    baptism. When you received the Lord Jesus Christ by faith (born
    again), you took part in his death, burial and resurrection (born
    again). In other words, you became alive to God and a child of God
    (John 1:10 - 12).
    Water baptism simply signifies what has already taken place in
    your life.
    Why do some Churches baptise infants? What two key
    arguments for infant baptism are suggested by the images
    below?
    1. To wash away
    the Adamic sin
    nature 2. To officially
    welcome the
    infant into the
    Christian
    community/
    Church
    Should infants be baptised?- Arguments in favour of
    infant baptism
    Infant Baptism is the practice of
    baptising infants or young children. This
    is mainly practiced amongst Catholic,
    Orthodox, Anglican, Methodist and the
    United reform Church Christians. These
    churches argue that everyone need to be
    saved because of the original sin and
    infants baptism removes original sin.
    Infant baptism also signals the welcoming
    of the child into the Church.

    What are the two key arguments?

    Do you agree with the above argument?


    What does the text below suggest about who qualifies to
    be baptised? Give reasons for your answer.

    ❏ Based on the above text,


    He(Jesus) said to them, “Go into all
    15 
    who should be baptised
    the world and preach the gospel to all
    and why?
    creation. 16 Whoever believes and is ❏ Should a person who is
    baptized will be saved, but whoever not a Christian be
    does not believe will be condemned. baptised? Why?
    Mark 16:15-16 ❏ Can you baptise an
    unbeliever to convert him
    to Christianity?
    ❏ Should infants be
    baptised?
    ❏ What is believer's
    baptism?
    ‘Infants should not be baptised’. Evaluate this
    statement [12 marks]
    State your first point or reason here

    What did Jesus say about who


    should be baptised? Write it here.
    Many Christians believe infants
    should not be baptised because
    …………….. Restate what Jesus said in your
    ………………................. own words to expand on it
    They believe this because Jesus
    Link back to the key
    said………………………………… point and the
    …… statement
    This means
    that……………………..
    …………………………………… Why is the above argument weak
    ……… or strong? Explain it here
    Therefore infant baptism is
    ……………………………………
    07/12/2020
    ………

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