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Well first of all, you have to accept Jesus Christ as your savior. You also have to believe without a doubt that he is the son of God. God gave us his only son Jesus Christ, who died for our sins. Jesus Christ arose three days later. The promise you make is that after being baptised, You will live your life as sinless & Christ like as possible. We are all born sinners, but ask for forgivness for your sins. Give thanks and praise to God for everything. You are a new being after Baptism, the reward is priceless. Good Luck on your journey to getting closer to God. I hope my infprmation helps you. God Bless You.

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They promise to love and care for their child and to feed it and bring it up with love and care forever.

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Adults and children both promise to live their life for Jesus. He is the only way into the kingdom of heaven and to see God. They are not just promising but turning over their lives.

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