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What is the difference between washed in the blood and washed in water?
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∙ 13y ago
"Washed in the blood" is figurative, as no Christians wash with blood. The blood would have to be Jesus' anyway, and it's probably not around any more. The symbol is that Christ's sacrifice helped "clean up" the world's sins. "Washed in water" means baptism.
Some Anabaptist would not quite agree with the above since they do not believe in baptism. They would define washed in the water as being the first birth, being the physical birth. (i.e. when a woman's water breaks). Being washed in the blood would be the conversion experience that a person would have becoming a Christian. Thus the question is really asking "Are you a Christian?" (of a particular theological belief).
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