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Why is water used at baptism?
to clean to from your sins
Why is baptism inportant?
Through baptism we become free from our original sins[sins of ourancestors that is been carried to every generation] . And we officially become members of the church.Roman Catholic AnswerWithout baptism you cannot normally be saved.
What facts are there about baptism?
There are very many facts about baptism,but the most important is that when you recieve baptism you are being washed away from all your sins. God is forgiving you of all your sins when you are being baptised. After you recive baptism there comes your First Confeshion. Which is very important also. Why? Because you are being forgivin from your sins aswell. Like I said there are many more facts about baptism, but I feel this was most important.
Who do you receive at baptism?
You receive the Holy spirit during Baptism and all your sins are washed away.
Why Jesus undergo baptism even though he was exempted from inheriting your sins?
he was the son of god and every christian gets baptism
What does baptism forgive?
Most Christians believe that baptism forgives ones sins- anything bad they may have done in their life.
Can you name an agreement you make to avoid sin?
Repentance of sins and Baptism.
What does baptism mean in the Protestant religion?
Cleansing sins and accepting Holy Spirit.
What does baptism cleanse you of?
of all your sins and pronounces you to Christianity because Jesus was baptized.
Why is that their baptism while they are still young?
to burn or away sins the original sin
Who were the participants in John's baptism?
believing Jews who were repenting of their sins Type your answer here...
What does you confess one Baptism for the forgiveness of sins mean?
It means that you agree that a single baptism is enough for the forgiveness of your sins before that time, no matter what your mental state may be (an infant cannot be in a state of repentance, for example). Some Protestants do not agree with this doctrine, holding that baptism is only a symbol of repentance and faith.
