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This consecration event also involved a mullika and two flawless rams, as well as unleavened bread baked in oil, unleavened cakes and unleavened crepes buttered with oil.


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They were to be baked from washed flour and brought before the lodge of revelation [8], which as a place expressed the essence of the Holy Spirit.


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The prophet Ezekiel writes, “I swore to you, and went into covenant with you, saith the Lord, the Lord; and thou shalt become mine.


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I washed you with water, rinsed you out of your blood and anointed you with oil.


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“[9] John the Baptist said that he would baptize people with water for repentance, but Jesus would baptize believers with the Holy Spirit and fire.


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[4] The basis of Christian water baptism has often been considered to be the missionary commandment given by Jesus in the Bible: Baptisms and sermons delivered by John the Baptist laid the foundation for the formation of Christian baptism.


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Jesus asked John to receive baptism in Jordan, although John initially hindered, saying that he should receive baptism from Jesus.


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It is generally considered a peculiarity of Jesus' baptism that a voice was heard from heaven, “This is my beloved Son, whom I am fond of.


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“[10] Of the disciples, Luke writes that the Holy Spirit descended upon Jesus at that moment in a visible form resembling a dove.


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[11] John preached repentance and in connection with these sermons he baptized people with water for the forgiveness of sins.


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At the same time John announced that after him would come an even mightier person, meaning Jesus and he would baptize these with the Holy Spirit and fire.


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[4] Later John said of Jesus, he shall grow up, but I should fall short.


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[12] John was imprisoned after telling Herod not to keep his brother's wife and later beheaded for the same reason.


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[13] Jesus said of John, there is no greater rise from among those born of wives than John the Baptist; but the least in the kingdom of heaven is greater than him.


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[14] The baptism movement initiated by John lived, according to the Bible, for some time alongside the early congregation, so that there were people who had received baptism from John, but who otherwise did not know Jesus yet.


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[15] [16] [17] John's baptismal activity was followed by the promise of the Holy Spirit, of which Acts write, John baptized with water, but you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit.


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There aren't many more days left to do that.


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[18] Paul later resented the dissension that arose among believers as to who was of whoever's side or who baptized whom.


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[19] Of the Pharisees sect, a few insist that those converting from the Gentiles should undergo circumcision.


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[20] According to Paul, baptism is associated with the death and resurrection of Jesus.


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[21] Corinthians he warns against trusting baptism unless life is accordingly.


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[22] Acts also speak of baptising “in the name of Jesus”.


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[23] Through baptism was joined among the disciples or believers, and also to the connection of the Spirit.


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[24] The New Testament does not present a detailed doctrine of the effect of baptism or the exact method of delivery.


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Therefore, for historical and cultural reasons, Christian churches and movements have divergent doctrines about baptism.


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[25] Baptism in early Christianity The teaching of the Apostles, written between the years 50 to 160, has given the following instruction for baptism: Different forms of baptism with water within Christianity have different conceptions of who may be baptized, how a person should be baptized, and who can baptize.


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The greatest agreement is probably that baptism takes place with water that applies to the baptism and baptism is a positive feast.


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Usually baptism is delivered by another Christian, baptism has witnesses, the baptized becomes part of the Christian community and that is where the Christian life begins or at least it should begin with it.


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Hymns or spiritual music may have been sung or heard at the baptism.


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There is also agreement that baptism takes place in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, except for those religions that do not believe in the Trinity.


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The greatest disagreement today exists over whether the baptized must first confess their Christian faith, or whether lap babies unable to confess can also be baptized.


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It is also debatable whether baptism has a decisive role in saving, or whether it has a saving effect, among others.


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defended who believes and baptized [26] and criticized on the robber of the cross, where Jesus tells him this day to keep you with me in paradise, [27] when the robber was supposedly not baptized.


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The concepts of infant baptism or adult baptism, infant baptism or baptism of believers, re-baptism or forcible baptism [28] may be misleading and also offensive if they cannot be used in accordance with purpose and good practice.


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Child baptism can be a misleading concept, since mainly it is the baptisation of the baby and, for example, Lutherans also baptize 15 years or older.


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Baptism

The concept of adult baptism can be misleading, because in many congregations delivering immersion or believers baptism, as a rule, children are baptized if they themselves request it.


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There are also cases that the baptism of a child has been prevented, citing their young age e.g.


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Pentecostal churches, despite the fact that the child has requested baptism itself.


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The Bible does not mention anyone as a baptized baby, but the baptism of babies is justified in Lutheran theology by the fact that, according to the Bible, entire families were baptized, even if no whole families are baptized today.


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Baptism of babies has also been justified by the fact that the baby supposedly believes in God and faith is very closely linked to baptism when Jesus said, “whoever believes and is baptized will be saved”.


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Baptism of children or babies has also traditionally been justified by the words of Jesus, “allow children to come unto me, and do not hinder them, for such is the kingdom of God”, [29] although the content of the passage of the Bible itself is not related to baptism or teaching about it.


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Child baptism is in use in the Catholic and Orthodox Church, as well as from Protestant churches in the Lutheran, Anglican, as well as Methodist churches.


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Baptism

In this case, baptism is at the same time a name-release occasion, where the godparents are also announced.


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For example, in the Lutheran baptism formula, parents state on behalf of the baby that the child wishes to receive baptism by answering questions: “Parents, do you want him to be baptized into the Christian faith?”


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as well as “You parents have given your child a name (first names).


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Baptism

Do you want him to be baptized into the Christian faith?”


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answering, “I do”.


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Baptism

[30] In Finland in 2011, 77.9% of children born were baptized as members of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Finland.


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Baptism

[31] The Bible does not specifically state that only adults should be baptized.


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Baptism

Believers' baptism or immersion baptism has different understandings as to whether baptism requires immersion entirely in water.


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Baptism

The prevailing conception is that Christian baptism was originally an immersion baptism; [32] the disagreement concerns whether immersion is necessary.


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Baptism

The practice of immersion baptism is more common in the context of so-called baptism of believers.


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Baptism

Adult baptism is in use in circles such as Pentecostalism, Baptism, Adventism, the Free Church, most independent congregations, and Neo-Charismaticism.


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Baptism

The issue of baptism is a central problem in ecumenism, but it generally does not preclude ecumenism (the Christian connection) because baptism is not considered a prerequisite for salvation.


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Unbaptized children have been prevented or urged, at least in Pentecostal parishes, from attending Communion by declaring that it belongs only to the baptized.


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Baptism

History of Two Baptism Practices Before dividing baptismal practice in two, a menitor could recite the original Apostolic Creed as an expression of his faith, but it was not compulsory.


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In it, the person going to baptism expressed his faith in the God of Christianity, the Godliness of Jesus, the connection of believers, the confession of his sins, the resurrection of the body and among others


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eternal life.


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[33] A shorter confession was also used as “Jesus is the Lord” or “Jesus is the Christ" [34] and “Jesus is the Son of God.


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[35] [36] [37] As a custom, this was a common practice in early Christianity before other creeds even existed or their current use as confession for use outside baptism, as was the case with the Apostolic Confession in 325.


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[33] At the end of antiquity, baptism of believers as a practice became less common with the destruction of the Western Roman Empire and the end of official persecutions of Christianity in the 4th century.


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It was not until the 16th century that its popularity again became widespread in Europe strongly soon as the Bible began to be translated into a language understood by the people.


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At the time of the Reformation, individuals who opposed the baptism of believers began to refer to them as Anabaptists, that is, rebaptists.


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Even today, that expression, the rebaptists, occurs in Lutheran circles in Finland, even if the believer's baptism has never been baptized as a baby.


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Baptism

Whether children were baptized in the New Testament-era congregation is richly disputed.


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Baptism

Church Father Tertullian about dating back to 200 share.


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from De baptismo it appears that by the time the book was written, infant baptism and ghosting were well established in use, but Tertullian advised that the baptism of young children be moved to a later date, lest those baptized sin or renounce the Lord after being baptized.


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In his work De anima Tertullianus writes that a child in danger of life must be baptized immediately.


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He also says that children only become holy at baptism according to what Jesus says about water and birth from the Spirit.


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[38] In the Reformation of the 16th century, in addition to the Lutheran and Anglican denominations, Anabaptists emerged, whose conviction was to baptize persons, who himself declared their willingness to receive baptism.


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Rebaptisation was not an end or goal in itself, but for a person to be baptized once they want it.


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This happened when a person had made a conscious resolution of faith and at his own request received baptism.


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According to the belief of the Anabaptists, the resolution of faith required one's own conscious expression of will, so they questioned the fact that the faith, faith resolution, or will of baptism could be expressed by someone else in favour of this, or that it would be of some benefit to the baby.


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Baptism

Anabaptists did not accept the baptism of babies but began to re-baptize people at their will, hence the denomination rebaptists.


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Baptism

Anabaptists did not accept this designation but found it offensive.


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Baptism

Baptism adherents of believers base their beliefs on Jesus' “He who believes and is baptized will be saved” [26] and Peter's words, “Repent and may each of you be baptised in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins, and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.


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“[39] Lutherans establish faith in baptism.


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At the beginning of the Byzantine period, quite a number of Christians believed that when baptism man was forgiven for sins that preceded baptism and this led to the fact that it was very common to baptize the elderly.


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Among other things, Rome's first Christian emperor, Constantine the Great, allowed himself to be baptized only on his deathbed.


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Rebaptism experienced a renaissance with the birth of Pentecostalism around 1900.


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Initially Lutheran-Pentecostal relations were as damning as they were at the time of the schisms of the 16th century, but since the world wars, ecumenical attempts at rapprochement have tempered mutual criticism and allowed partial cooperation among Christians with different concepts of baptism.


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Nowadays most Christians attend one baptism and some people have been to another baptism during their life because they do not feel they believed in the right or baptised in the right way in their first baptism or for some other reason and others later go to baptism due to the fact that have willed to become Christians from atheism or other religions.


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Baptism in Christian communities baptizing Sylilchildren is justified by, among other things, not the baptism commandment “Go therefore and make all nations my disciples, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to keep all that I am commanded you to keep” the very little children outside, and the fact that the apostles baptized people by family and by the fact that baptism came in place of circumcision.


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Baptism

In Catholicism, Orthodoxy, Lutheranism, Anglicanism, Calvinism and Methodism, baptism is the conveying secret of grace, or sacrament.


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Baptism

These churches recognize each other's baptism as valid, and someone baptized in another church is not re-baptized if he or she changes confessional.


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Baptism

All other Christian baptisms except those delivered to a person who has already received Christian baptism are considered correct and valid.


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Baptism

Thus, in these directions, no one who has already received Christian baptism is baptized.


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Baptism

In baptism, man is considered to be involved by the grace of God and he receives it for his own.


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Baptism

The mission of human faith is to accept this gift of salvation.


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Baptism

According to the Nikaian Creed, Christians believe in “one baptism for the forgiveness of sins.”


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Baptism

Thus, baptism is considered to convey forgiveness, that is, salvation [40].


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Baptism

However, baptism does not benefit the unbeliever, as the unbeliever is subject to damnation.


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[26] Following Paul's thought, baptism is thought to associate man with the death and resurrection of Christ [41], giving communion to Christ's eternal life, and transmitting to the believing man the Holy Spirit.


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[42] The delivery of baptism is basically only the function of the priest, but the rest of the Christian can also deliver emergency baptism in Lutheranism if no priest is available.


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In this case, the priest usually posthumously delivers the confirmation of baptism, without renewing the emergency baptism itself, which is considered valid.


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Baptism

According to popular belief, the person who performs the emergency baptism should be a Christian himself.


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Baptism

[43] Child baptism is now usually performed by casting the child's head with water, but in the past lap babies were also baptized — see


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e.g. Luther's Big Catechism — immersion.


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Baptism

For this reason, the baptismal chalices of old church buildings are very large.


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Baptism

Adult baptism can also be performed by casting.


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Baptism

The upostus baptism is still in use, for example, in the Orthodox Church.


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Baptism

According to the very old Christian custom, the Christian took the new life received at baptism as a sign of a new name at baptism, which is why the baby began to be given a name in connection with infant baptism.


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Baptism

Orthodox churches baptize children by immersion, if possible.


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Baptism

[44] Baptism is often delivered in the church, but can also be delivered elsewhere.


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Baptism

Unlike many other countries, in Finland infant baptism is often delivered to the baptized person at home.


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Baptism

Sometimes there is a special baptismal chapel in connection with the church.


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Baptism

On the occasion of the baptism of a child, a family feast is usually celebrated, which is called a christening.


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Baptism

Catholic Church Orthodox Church In the Orthodox Church, baptism is about coming to God, becoming a new person and giving up an old life.


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Baptism

[45] In baptism, an old man dies and a new man is born, to live in Christ.


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Baptism

[46] Baptism occurs in the Orthodox Church by immersing the baptized three times, while reciting the Baptist “Let's baptize the servant of God (name) in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.


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Amen.


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Baptism

“[46] The formula for baptism is the same for both adult and child baptism, but when baptizing a child, promises and creed are recited by the godmother.


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Formula for Baptism in the Orthodox Church Taking Catechumen Exorchism Prayers Prohibition of Satan Confessing Christ Confessing Faith — Either Godmother or Baptized Sacrament of Baptism Great Ektenia and Water Consecration Prayers Anointing the Baptized with Merry Oil Baptism by immersion in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit Singing Psalm 32 Dressing the baptized in a baptismal suit Sacrament of Mirrhallic Lubrication Around the Baptism Baptism Baptism Baptism (,) Cutting the Baptized Hair Final Reading [47] Child baptism in Orthodox in the Orthodox Church there is no dispute about the superiority of child and adult baptism, since in the Orthodox Church faith is not limited as a personal choice.


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Baptism

[46] According to Alexander Schmemann: Anglican Church Evangelical Lutheran Church Lutheran doctrine is defined in the so-called Confessional Books.


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Baptism

According to them, baptism is a delivery in which the baptized becomes a Christian and is attached to the body of Christ, that is, the universal community of Christians.


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Baptism

According to the Lutheran conception, “baptism frees from sin, death, and the power of the Devil, gives access to Christ's kingdom and eternal life with him" [55].


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Baptism

The saving effect of baptism is not considered to be due to the water itself, but from the associated Word of God.


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Baptism

In the Gospel of Mark, Jesus says of baptism: “Whoever believes it and receives baptism shall be saved.


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Baptism

Whoever does not believe is condemned to damnation.


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Baptism

[26]” According to Lutheran conception, this means that faith and baptism are linked together, and that by denying a child baptism, he or she is denied faith at the same time.


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Baptism

Faith is understood as a gift that always arises from certain promises of grace in the Gospel whenever and wherever the Holy Spirit sees good.


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Baptism

According to Lutheran doctrine, the sacraments require faith.


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Baptism

This means that mere baptism as an act does not save, but a person must have a personal faith in Jesus.


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Baptism

The Evangelical Lutheran Church does not officially take a position on how to unbaptized children or people of faith.


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Baptism

According to the old Christian concept, including Lutheran, the unbaptized cannot belong to a congregation.


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Baptism

The dispatch order (Matt.


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28:18 —20) states that people are made disciples of Jesus by teaching and baptising.


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Baptism

Martti Luther emphasized that the missionary commandment obliges all people to be baptized and that baptism is a gift of God and not thanks to man, so children should be baptized too.


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Baptism

The Lutherans defend infant baptism with the words of Jesus, because Jesus said that children should receive the kingdom of heaven and forbade adults to prevent children from coming to Him.


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Baptism

[56] Lutherans consider the receipt of the kingdom of heaven by children as indicating that children, at least small children, believe in themselves and by nature.


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Baptism

According to Luther, the faith of an adult is not necessarily orthodox, although they may be well acquainted with the word of God through the Bible or in baptism when they are subject to damnation, [26] but it is the child who accepts the kingdom of heaven, that is, believes (Luke.


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Baptism


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Baptism

According to Lutheran doctrine, therefore, it is in infant baptism that faith is most certainly present.


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Baptism

The tri-common God is the de facto Baptist, man is only the middleman, as evidenced by baptism in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.


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Baptism

In the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland, baptism under the age of 15 is by definition a child baptism that can be delivered before attending confessional school.


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Baptism

In this case, parents and godparents are asked questions or admonitions about Christian upbringing.


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Baptism

Baptism over the age of 15 is delivered according to the formula of “juvenile or adult baptism”.


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Baptism

Such baptism requires the first visit of the confessional school, and at the same time is also a confirmation.


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Baptism

When baptism is delivered in conjunction with a confessional school, it is usually used applying the formula of adolescent or adult baptism regardless of age, and the baptized often participates in confirmation with other young people.


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The Lutheran Church may re-baptize, or from their point of view, for the first time those who it considers not to have been properly baptized [57] in Finland the proportion of baptisms of children born in the Evangelical Lutheran Church has been in marked decline in recent years.


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[58] In 2017, children baptized into the Evangelical Lutheran Church accounted for 67.1% of all births across the country, compared to 88.7% in 2000.


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In Helsinki, 39.9% of all births were baptized into the Evangelical Lutheran Church in 2017.


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Baptism

[54] As a reaction to the declining statistics, metropolitan Lutheran congregations have begun organizing special baptism days in which baptism has been made as easy as possible for the baptized and his or her family.


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Baptism

[59] Methodism in the Methodist Church is used for child baptism.


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Baptism

Baptism is a sign of rebirth that distinguishes a Christian from the unbaptized.


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Baptism

Baptism alone, however, is not enough for salvation; the Church emphasizes the importance of personally-perceived rebirth and the subsequent life of sanctification.


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Baptism

[60] [61] Baptism is not only the hallmark and emblem by which Christians distinguish themselves from others who have not been baptized, but it is also a sign of a new birth.


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Baptism

Child baptism must be preserved in the church.


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Baptism

[62] Baptism only in baptismal Christian communities The directions that baptize only persons who have come to the faith are e.g.


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Pentecostals, Free Church, Baptists, Adventists, Salvation Army and Lord's People.


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Baptism

In many of these circles, baptising a baby is not considered valid and a child baptism may be instructed to go to baptism or the person himself understands it that way.


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Baptism

Directions that baptize only those who have professed their faith still usually baptize by immersion.


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Baptism

Baptism is often preceded by prayer and testimony, in which those who go to baptism give their own free-form testimony of their coming to faith before baptism.


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Baptism

For this own testimony, the Apostolic Creed existed as an optional alternative in the early congregation.


Question: How do you define Latter-day Saint movements?

Baptism

Baptism is usually delivered “in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit” followed by briefly immersing the person to be baptized completely underwater, either in a baptismal pool, flowing water, or lake.


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Baptism

According to popular perception, the person who performs the baptism should be self-baptized and in living faith.


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Baptism

Often the Baptist is the pastor, but evangelists, elders, and lay parishioners may also perform the baptism of believers (different revivalist movements have different practices).


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Baptism

A fairly common perception according to Pentecostals is that rebirth would not occur at baptism.


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Baptism

Rebirth and life reform begin before baptism, on the basis of the so-called repentance (repentance of sins and surrender to Christ) [63].


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Baptism

[64] The baptismal word itself has been a justification for immersion baptism: immerse, press in water, wash, baptize (in Greek baptizo or baptizein).


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The practice of immersion baptism is often justified by things from the Bible, such as Noah's Ark [65], the crossing of the Red Sea during Moses [66], entering and rising from the UT, the baptism of the UT because there was a lot of water [67], etc.


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In practice, baptism usually entails joining the congregation of the baptized, an act of God, public recognition of faith, and an act of obedience.


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Baptism

Baptism often occurs based on one's own request to take baptism.


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Baptism

Baptism is not taken again when moving from one local parish to another, for example when moving.


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Baptism

The Advent Church The Advent Church is joined through the baptism of believers.


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Baptism

Baptism is performed following the biblical example by immersion.


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Baptism

Baptism is performed in the name of Father and Son and Holy Spirit.


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Baptism

Baptism is the most important moment of human life because then the individual is ordained with Christ.


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Baptism

Man gives himself and his life to God.


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Baptism

Baptism is an external symbol of what has happened inside a person.


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Baptism

According to biblical language images, an “old man” is buried in baptismal water and when a man is lifted out of the water he is a “new person”.


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Baptism

Sins have been washed away, forgiveness has occurred, a former life has been buried, and the individual begins a new life together with Jesus.


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Baptism

Most Advent churches have a baptismal basin where the water temperature can be adjusted to be pleasant.


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Baptism

Baptism can also be delivered in the lake in the summer.


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Baptism

There is no set age limit for those to be baptized.


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However, a prerequisite is that a person profess their faith in Jesus personally and has received baptismal instruction and understands at their own age level the meaning of faith and baptism.


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Baptism

The baptismal celebration is one of the most important occasions of the congregation.


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Baptism

[68] Baptism In Baptism, baptism is performed by immersion in water following the example of the New Testament. (Room.


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Baptism

Chapter 6) Only persons who have professed their faith are baptized.


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Baptism

Baptism is performed only at the baptised's own request and through it is joined to the local parish.


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Baptism

The Bible doesn't mention original sin for which children should be baptized.


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Baptism

Children are good enough for God as it is.


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Baptism

Babies are not baptized, but a name-giving ceremony is often held and children are prayed and blessed following the example given by Jesus.


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Baptism

No age limit for baptism is given in the congregations; the essence is only that it should always take place of your own expression of will.


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Baptism

[69] Pentecostal Revelation Pentecostal Revelation baptism practice: Rebirth inextricably includes baptism.


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Baptism

When a man has received the gift of righteousness through faith in Jesus Christ, he must receive baptism in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.


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Baptism

Baptism describes the accession of a believer in Christ to the death of Jesus, in which our old self or old Adam is buried and the believer's dressing in Christ.


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Baptism

The Bible describes baptism as burial, and baptism is by immersion to be baptized entirely in water according to that prequel.


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Baptism

The word also means immersion in the initial language.


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Baptism

At baptism, the believer is attached to the local congregation.


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Baptism

According to Pentecostals, baptism is not an act of man, but a manifestation of obedience created by God through the Holy Spirit, or God-driven act.


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Baptism

[70] [71] Free Church Free Church baptism practice: According to the Free Church community order, Christian baptism is delivered to believers by immersion in water in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.


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Baptism

God testifies in baptism about His Son Jesus Christ, the salvation and eternal life possible because of Jesus' suffering and death.


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Baptism

At baptism, the believer becomes clothed in Christ.


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Baptism

At baptism, man confesses as a follower of Christ.


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Baptism

Human faith is not the basis for baptism, even if baptism is performed only for believers.


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Baptism

Baptism is based on Christ's atonement work, based on God's grace and love as its starting point.


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Baptism

Without a person's personal faith, baptism is not considered to matter and cannot save a person as a mere performance.


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Baptism

Baptism is the boundary between the world and the kingdom of God.


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Baptism

Its status is significant for this very reason.


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Baptism

For the believer and the congregation, baptism is a celebration of joy and triumph because it testifies to the power of atonement.


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Baptism

[72] Baptism in non-Christian communities Jehovah's Witnesses Upon recognition of Jehovah's Witnesses, a member of the congregation is baptized.


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Baptism

[73] Jehovah's Witnesses represent the so-called Baptist baptist view, according to which baptism is an external recognition of their faith by a person who has already come to the faith.


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A member is required before baptism to be ordained to Jehovah.


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Baptism

It means that in personal prayer he gives himself and his life to God and promises to follow God's will in his life.


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Baptism

Before his baptism, the baptized person publicly confesses this personal dedication by answering in the affirmative two baptism questions, which today are as follows: 1) Have you, based on the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, repented of your sins and ordained to Jehovah to do his will?


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2) Do you realize that your dedication and baptism show you to be one of Jehovah's Witnesses in the context of an organization guided by the spirit of God?


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Baptism

Baptism is carried out by immersion to be dipped briefly completely under water.


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Baptism

The organization does not use a baptismal formula as in Christian churches.


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Baptism

“I baptize you in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit” is based on verse 19 of the 28th chapter of the Gospel of Matthew.


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Baptism

According to Jehovah's Witnesses, these words clarify the meaning of Christian baptism, but are not meant to be uttered in the context of baptism.


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Baptism

Baptism can be baptized anywhere and anytime, but usually baptism is carried out today in conjunction with major conventions.


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Baptism

Until 1972, a person could baptize themselves simply by going to baptism at a convention without prior preparation.


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Baptism

Nowadays, however, it is required that the baptized know the meaning of his baptism and what is required of him as a member of the movement.


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Baptism

Because of this, the baptized usually attends congregation meetings and word-service work even before baptism as an unbaptized declarer.


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Baptism

Similarly, he has studied the movement's publications in so-called Bible studies with some baptized witness.


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Baptism

Before baptism, the baptized undergoes baptism issues with the two elders of their future congregation.


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Baptism

In the context of these discussions, it is ensured that the spiritual views of the baptized conform to the bible interpretation of the movement and that his or her way of life adheres to the moral perceptions it defines.


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Baptism

If the conditions are not met, the candidate will not be counted for baptism.


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Baptism

The task of the elders is then to provide assistance to the baptized person, so that he or she could be baptized later.


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Baptism

Although infant baptism is not in use, the age of majority is not required to be baptized.


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Baptism

The youngest to be baptized are occasionally less than ten years old.


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Baptism

The organization does not recognize baptisms of other Christian churches, even if baptism was taken in adulthood according to Baptist conception.


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Baptism

Mormonism Baptism belongs to sacred ordinances practiced in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as well as in other communities within the Latter-day Saints movement.


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Baptism

This is the same delivery as baptism usually practiced in Christian churches, if the point of its theological interpretation is partly another.


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Baptism

Mormonist theology emphasizes that baptism practiced in the church is the same as baptismal delivery practiced in biblical times.


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Baptism

According to the scriptures of Mormonism, baptism is not only a novelty, as enacted by Jesus Christ, but as a necessity for salvation it had been known since the time of Adam.


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Baptism

In Mormonism, it is held that baptism is necessary for salvation.


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Baptism

It is part of a salvation plan, which is Heavenly Father's plan to bring people back to his immediate presence, or “exaltation”.


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Baptism

Baptism, together with repentance, faith and confirmation, belongs to the “first principles of the gospel”, that is, the heart of the plan of salvation.


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Baptism

Mormonist communities reject the baptism of young children, which both the Book of Mormon (Moroni 8:4 —23) and Doctrine and Covenants (68:27) disprove.


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Baptism

According to Mormonism theology, baptism requires a “responsible age” from the baptized person, which in the movement has been defined as the age of eight.


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Baptism

The age of responsibility is considered to be the age at which a person is capable of distinguishing right from wrong and, consequently, also repent for his wrongdoing.


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Baptism

Likewise, the baptized person is required to believe in Jesus Christ and his redemption offering.


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Baptism

Before baptism, the bishop of the parish holds a baptismal speech for the baptized.


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Baptism

In it, he seeks to determine whether the baptized understands the meaning of baptism, whether he repented for his sins, and whether he believes in Jesus Christ as the savior of humanity and atonement for his sins.


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Baptism

The questions in the baptism debate are phrased differently according to the age and life experience of being baptized, but the issues being worked out are basically the same.


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Baptism

In Mormonism, baptism is considered to wash away the sins of the baptized and at the same time be a visible sign of his faith and penance.


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Baptism

Since Mormonism does not acknowledge original sin, it is considered baptism to wash away only the personal sins of the baptized.


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Baptism

According to Mormonism, valid baptism requires that it be delivered with God-given authority.


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Baptism

This authority is considered to be related to the priesthood, whose fullness is only in Mormonism.


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Baptism

The authority of baptism is considered to belong to the lower, namely the Aaron priesthood, the degree of its priesthood.


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Baptism

According to Mormonism, John the Baptist restored Aaron's priesthood authority and with it also the authority to baptize validly to Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery in the spring of 1829, after which the two baptized each other in the Susquehanna River flowing in New York State.


Question: How do you define Latter-day Saint movements?

Baptism

Since Mormonism states that only it has the right to be validly baptized, no baptisms delivered in other churches are considered valid.


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Baptism

They are renewed even if they have been formally performed correctly and for someone who has already reached the responsible age.


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Baptism

Mormonist communities generally do not exaggerately acknowledge each other's baptisms.


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Baptism

In the LDS Church, baptism is usually delivered in baptismal pools placed in connection with the chapels, although baptism is possible anywhere with sufficient water.


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Baptism

In other Mormonist communities, baptism is often delivered in natural water, hence a stream, river, or lake.


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Baptism

The baptismal delivery is simple in form.


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Baptism

The Baptist and the baptized enter together into the water, after which the Baptist immerses the baptized under the water, uttering this full name along with the words “By the authority given by Jesus Christ, I baptize in the name of your Father and Son and the Holy Spirit”.


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Baptism

At least two witnesses shall be present to certify the delivery and the full immersion of the baptized underwater.


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Baptism

If any part of him remains unbaptized, the delivery will be renewed.


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Baptism

Usually the baptism ceremony is also accompanied by prayer as well as baptismal speech.


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Baptism

According to Mormonism theology, baptism does not confer upon the baptized the gift of the Holy Spirit; this is conveyed only in the Confirmation, where two holders of the Melchizedek priesthood, usually the eldest, bless with the wearing of the baptized's hands.


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Baptism

It is not until the Confirmation that the baptized church is attached to full communion.


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Baptism

Since baptism is absolutely necessary for salvation and God does not want anyone to be left out of the possibility of salvation, Mormonism has developed the doctrine of surrogate baptism.


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Baptism

According to it, the living can baptize themselves for the departed.


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Baptism

According to Mormonism, this was also a practice practiced in the early church (cf.


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Baptism


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Kor.


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Baptism

This sacred delivery can only be delivered in temples with a baptismal pool drawn up for them according to the brass sea of Solomon's Temple, usually supported by twelve oxen.


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Baptism

Surrogate baptism resembles in form the baptism of the living, but it mentions the name of the late in whose favour the baptism is delivered.


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Baptism

According to the doctrine of Mormonism, Jesus and the late apostles preach salvation in the spirit world to those who have not had the opportunity to hear the gospel while living on earth.


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Baptism

In the spirit world, they have the opportunity to be humbled to repentance and believe the gospel, but they cannot be baptized or consolidated.


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Baptism

Because of this, the living must carry out these deliveries on their behalf.


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Baptism

According to Mormonism, these surrogates do not benefit the dead unless they accept them in the spirit world.


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Baptism

According to Mormonism, the sacrament, or communion, to be enjoyed weekly, signifies the renewal of baptism.


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Baptism

In it, the baptized renews his baptismal covenant and the promises made therein, and repents of his sins.


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Baptism

It is also possible to baptize a person again if he has fallen into sin, been baptized without true faith and repentance, or otherwise wishes to renew his baptismal covenant.


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Baptism

For example, during the Mormon Reformation of 1856-1858, almost all active members of the LDS Church were re-baptized.


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Baptism

Today, the LDS Church usually rebaptizes only those who, after their baptism, have separated from or have been expelled from the church.


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Baptism

In other communities, re-baptism is more common.


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Baptism

Although Mormonist baptism is externally consistent with baptism in other Christian churches (it is delivered by water in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit), it is not generally recognized by other churches as a valid Christian baptism.


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Baptism

This is because Mormonism doesn't acknowledge teaching about God's trinity.


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Baptism

It is therefore considered that the Trinitarian formulation used in the context of Mormonist baptism does not refer to the tri-common God of Christianity.


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Baptism

Spirit baptism Spirit baptism is an event in which a Christian receives the Holy Spirit.


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Baptism

An event may be accompanied by visible signs or a visible change in a person's life, as well as the person himself may tell about his experiences, internal changes in the state of the soul or spirit.


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Baptism

According to the Bible, John the Baptist said that Jesus baptizes believers with the Holy Spirit and fire.


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Baptism

The prophet Isaiah wrote about the Spirit of God as follows: The rava Lars Levi Laestadius said about fulfillment with the Holy Spirit and its effect on people, among others.


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Baptism

As follows: Urho Muroma, founder of the Finnish Bible College, estimated that during the early congregation the Holy Spirit held the position in Christendom which Jesus gave it.


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Baptism

Muroman said Jesus' hallmark is that he gives to each his own the Holy Spirit, or spirit baptism.


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Baptism

And no one is a child of God unless he has received the Holy Spirit but is a “pro-Christian religious person”, but he is not a born-again child of God.


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Baptism

According to Muroma, John the Baptist wanted to say by his action, “I will separate you outwardly from these unrepentant Jews among the repentant Jews, and the sign is this baptism of water, but when the Messiah arrives he will do a much more profound work”.


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Baptism

Spirit baptism is a much more profound work than water baptism.


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Baptism

Spirit baptism is the event in which a person is separated from the power of the spirit of the world to the power of the spirit of God, and is referred to through the Bible as the spirit baptism, Muroma said.


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Baptism

The Bible uses the Holy Spirit pronoun, “he”.


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Baptism

This, according to Muroma, is important for people to understand.


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Baptism

When a person receives the Holy Spirit, he receives a person with a persona.


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Baptism

One person cannot have more of this person than the other because the Holy Spirit has received a whole person and not just some part of it.


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Baptism

According to Muroma, he who feels the presence of the Holy Spirit also feels the presence of Jesus.


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Baptism

[74] Theology of Water and Spirit Baptist preacher David Pawson wrote of the Bible passage “Jesus answered, “Verily, verily I say unto you, if one is not born out of water and Spirit, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God”, [75] that this can be understood by three in a different way: [76] [77] Two births, one corporeal and one spiritual; One birth, purely spiritual; One birth, with both bodily and spiritual form.


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Baptism

According to Seppo Paldanius, who influenced John's baptism in the directions of Pentecostal Revelation, in the Bible John baptized “for the forgiveness of sins” because his baptism aimed at the forgiveness of sins.


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Baptism

The baptized confessed his sins and John baptized him by immersion - only adult Jews were baptized Paldanius states.


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Baptism

He also thinks it is good to remember the fact that Jesus' disciples were baptised at the same time as John and his followers.


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Baptism

Many of Jesus' disciples had previously been disciples of John.


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Baptism

[78] Christian baptism Juhani Kuosmanen compares John's baptism and Christian baptism among others.


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Baptism

as follows: the baptism imposed by Jesus differed from John's baptism, which too was from heaven [79].


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Baptism

John's baptism was the baptism of repentance, the confession of which referred to the future Jesus (Acts.


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Baptism


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Baptism

Christian baptism believed and confessed in Jesus who had already come.


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Baptism

Baptisms differ both in their content and in their confession.


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Baptism

[80] Renunciation of the Devil To the Old Christian tradition, so the Orthodox, Catholic and Lutheran baptismal order included the so-called renunciation of the devil, or abrenuntiation diaboli.


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Baptism

The baptizing was asked, “Are you giving up the Devil?


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Baptism

Do you give up all of his actions?


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Baptism

Do you give up all his betrayals?”


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Baptism

In the case of infant baptism, these questions were usually answered by the child's godparents.


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Baptism

The intention was apparently to educate those present about the purpose of baptism, lest baptism be seen solely as a name-giving ceremony, since, at least in Lutheran doctrine, children are said to believe themselves.


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Baptism

Baptism transfers, according to the teaching of the old churches, from the kingdom of Satan to the kingdom of God, and also requires a new obedience to faith, meaning it is not just a name-giving ceremony.


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Baptism

Even in the 19th century, abrenuntiation was delivered in the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland in connection with baptism.


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Baptism

This practice was abandoned in 1886.


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Baptism

As a remnant of abrenuntiation, even today, when the sign of the cross is made, a prayer praying for liberation from the “power of evil” or alternatively the power to “die out of sin”.


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Baptism

In the Orthodox Church, abrenuntiation still belongs to baptism.


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Baptism

Abrenuntiation is different than evicting the devil aka exorchism.


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Baptism

Baptism in non-trinitarian religions There is also a provision called baptism in some religious communities disputing Trinity doctrine.


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Baptism

These are Christian influenced religious communities that conceive themselves as Christian but are not normally counted as Christian outside of them.


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Baptism

Externally, these ordinances are similar to baptisms of Christian communities baptizing their faith alone.


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Baptism

Still, no Christian communities consider baptisms of communities that dispute Trinity doctrine to be valid.


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Baptism

Jehovah's Witnesses Jehovah's Witnesses deliver baptism entirely by immersion.


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Baptism

The baptized is required to repent for their sins and confess as a Jehovah's Witness.


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Baptism

Today, the baptized is also required to have demonstrated to the congregation that his or her understanding of faith and morality aligns with the doctrine and practice of Jehovah's Witnesses.


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Baptism

Baptism is delivered by a male baptized member of the movement


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Baptism

No age limit for baptism has been set; the youngest to be baptized are under ten years of age.


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Mormonism According to Mormonism, baptism was not set by Jesus but was already known during the Old Testament.


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Mormons consider baptism necessary for salvation, and can only be delivered by a person ordained to the Aaron priesthood.


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A responsible age and faith in Jesus Christ is required to be baptized.


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Baptism is delivered by immersion in the presence of witnesses.


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Different branches of Mormonism, as a rule, do not acknowledge each other's baptism.


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Although Mormons do not acknowledge the Trinity doctrine, they deliver baptism uttering the words “In the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.”


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Moscow () is the capital of the Russian Federation and the largest city in Russia with 11.9 million inhabitants.


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Moscow is the largest city in Europe because Istanbul is not entirely located in Europe.


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Moscow is also Russia's most important industrial city and transport hub.


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At the time of the Tsarist rule, Saint Petersburg served as the capital of Russia, but Moscow became the capital of the Soviet Union and has remained the capital since the collapse of the Soviet Union.


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Moscow is home to the Kremlin, where Russia's key governing bodies are located.


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The city is growing strongly, it is served by five airports and rail connections from Moscow in every direction.


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History See also: Moscow Principality Moscow derives its name from the Finno-Ugric name Black River, which referred to the river flowing through the city.


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[1] The name first appears in the Ipatiyevskaya chronicle of 1147, in which the Prince of Suzdal, Yuriy Dolgoruki, invites Svyatoslav, Prince of Seversk as his guest in Moscow.


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Moscow was then a mansion or inn owned by the willow Stepan Kuchko.


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Yuri put him to death so that no one would accuse him of wrongfully possessing the farm.


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Yuri surrounded the farm with pile equipment in 1156 i.e., founded the city.


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An early period saw the formation of a trade centre on the site.


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The oldest surviving building was the stone church Spas na Boru (Спас на Бору), built in the 14th century.


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Dmitry Donskoi built the first Kremlin stone fortress, which was completed in 1367.


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The Principality of Moscow rose in the 15th century to the leadership of the Russian states and thus became the capital of Tsarist Russia from the 15th century to the beginning of the 18th century.


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In the 18th century, the capital was moved to St. Petersburg, founded by Emperor Peter the Great.


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Moscow burned in the Napoleonic War in 1812, when it was little to remain in Napoleon's hands and the Moscow Governorate ordered its destruction [2].


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After the fall of the Tsarist power in March 1918, Lenin and the government moved to Moscow, which thus became effectively the capital again.


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The status of the capital of Moscow was confirmed in the constitution at the establishment of the Soviet Union in December 1922.


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In December 1941, the German Central Army Group was stopped at the city limits and driven off during the winter in the Battle of Moscow.


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Geography and climate Moscow is located in the European part of Russia, on a plateau between the Oka and Volga rivers, along the Moskva River.


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The city averages 156 metres above sea level.


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Like Saint Petersburg, Moscow is a federal city and is surrounded by the Moscow Oblast, a federation subdivision separate from most air directions; after the July 2012 territorial expansion, Moscow borders the Kaluga Oblast in the southwest.


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[3] Much of the Moscow city border is formed by a 109-kilometer-long ring road completed in 1962.


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Of the roughly 1,000 square kilometres remaining inside it, a third is park and green space.


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Moscow has a continental climate: winters are cold and summers are hot.


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The average temperature for the year is +5°C and the average rainfall is 688mm.


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The rainiest month is July, when an average of 92mm of rain is received.


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Moscow usually experiences 12—15 degrees frost in winter, sometimes as low as −20°C, but wind does not increase frost biting to the extent that coastal areas do.


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The city has permanent snow cover from late November to mid-March.


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The Moskva River ice typically leaves in the early part of April.


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In the summer of 2017, 14 people were killed and 168 injured in a border storm in Moscow.


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Trees were downed and roofs and bus stops came loose.


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[4] Administrative Areas The city is divided into twelve administrative districts ().


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The two southwestern counties were annexed to the region on July 1, 2012.


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The regional federation brought a fair amount of new territory to Moscow (the area increased from 1081km2 to 2510km2) and also increased the number of districts from the previous 124 districts ().


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The districts are shown in the accompanying map [5] [6]: 1 Central () 2 North () 3 Northeast () 4 East () 5 Southeast () 6 South () 7 Southwest () 8 West () 9 Northwest () 10 Zelenograd () 11 Novomoskovsky () 12 Troitsky () The administration of the city of Moscow is headed by Mayor Sergei Sobyanin.


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He was elected the second mayor of Moscow on 21 October 2010, following the removal of Yuri Luzhkov from the mayoral post of Yuri Luzhkov by Russian President Dmitry Medvedev citing a lack of confidence in September 2010.


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Appointed by President Boris Yeltsin, Lužkov had time to hold the office of mayor of Moscow from 1992 until when the Soviet Union dissolved.


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Population development of the number of inhabitants of Moscow1400:400001840:348562 [7] 1926:21012001638:2000001856:3688001931:2781340 [8] 1710: 1600001863:462500 [9] 1939:4137018 [10] 1725:1450001868:4164001959:5045905 [11] 1738:1384001871:6019691970:6941961 [12] 1775:1610001888:7534591979:7830509 [13] 1785:1887001897:103851897 91 [14] 1989:8769117 [15] 1811:270200 [9] 1912:16171572002:10382754 [16] 1813:2150001914:1762700 [9] 2010:11503501 [17] 1825:2415001920:10273002012:11918057 (a) 2012 population is the population following the regional union on 1 July 2012 from the municipal level population data of Rosstat on 1 January 2012.


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It is based on 1 January 2012 Population Statistics (Moscow: 11612943 as.


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), with attached new Novomoskovsky (148980 as.)


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and Troisk Districts (94655 as.)


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population from the same statistics according to the division of municipalities in the new districts.


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[18] The municipal division of the new districts and their population as of January 1, 2012 are described in the article Administrative Areas of Moscow.


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The economy of Moscow, the largest city in Europe by population, is one of the largest in European cities.


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In 2010, it produced RUB 8401.9 billion, meaning Moscow was responsible for 22.5% of the GDP of the entire Russian Federation.


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[19] Per capita, a folk product was produced in Moscow 730.4 kRUB, or EUR 17893.


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This amounted to 279 percent of the country's average level of 261.8 thousand rubles or 6413 euros.


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[20] [17] Moscow's higher GDP share per capita in 2010 achieved only five rich but sparsely populated federal subjects: Nenets, Yamal Nenets, Khanty-Mansia, Sakhalin region and Chukotka.


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[19] [17] It is typical for these regions that at least part of the national product of the region is made by labour in the surrounding regions.


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For example, workers from the surrounding Moscow region come to Moscow every day.


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Moscow has a higher level of income than the rest of Russia.


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According to Forbes magazine, in 2008, more billionaires lived in the city than anywhere else in the world.


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[21] The city is home to 79 dollar billionaires in 2011, the second highest number of 58 billionaires living in New York.


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[22] In 2006 and 2007, Moscow was listed by Mercer HR as the most expensive city in the world based on a basket of goods for consumers.


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[23] In the 2009 UBS Bank list, it had fallen to number 55.


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[24] Education in Moscow is located in several major universities.


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The largest and oldest is Moscow State University.


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Its main building is a 240 metre high 36-story tower block.


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More than 40000 students study at the State University.


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The largest of the universities in the field of technology is Moscow Technical State University.


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The Moscow Conservatory is one of the most prominent musical educational institutions in Russia.


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Religion According to an extensive survey of the religious beliefs of the Russian population published in 2012, according to its own declaration, Moscow residents were: [25] [26] [27] 53% — Orthodox (Russian Orthodox Church), 19% — believers in a god (or higher power), but did not concretely acknowledge any particular religion, 12% — atheists, do not believe in a god, 3% — Christians, but no Orthodox, Catholic or Protestants, 2% — adherents of Sunni Islam, 2% — Orthodox, but not belonging to the Russian Orthodox Church and is not a member of the Russian Orthodox Church Old Believers, 1% — Muslim, but not Sunni or Shiite, 1% — Adherents of a tradition religion based on forces and gods of nature, 1% — Old Believers, < 1% — Protestants (Lutherans, Baptists, Evangelicalists, Anglicans), < 1% — Shiite Islam supporters and 1% — something else.


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Transport The essence of local transport is the Moscow Metro, the oldest festive stations of which date back to 1935.


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There are 11 subway lines, 171 stations and nine million passengers daily.


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Metro services are supplemented by a network of buses and trolleybuses.


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Moscow has five airports: Domodedovo, Sheremetyevo I and II, Vnukovo and Bykovo.


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There are nine main railway stations: Leningrad (St. Petersburg, connection to Helsinki), Kazan, Kursk, Kiev, Riga, Pavelets (according to Pavelets village/station), Savjolovo (according to Savjolovo village), Yaroslavl and Belarus railway station.


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In addition, there are numerous smaller stations or stoppages.


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[5] [28] Of the roads entering Moscow through the Moscow region, the most significant are the highways M1 to M10.


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Each of these also has its own name, for example, the highway M10 of the Saint Petersburg direction is also known as Rossija (Moscow—Tver—Novgorod—Saint Petersburg).


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[5] Passenger car transport in Moscow is known for its severe congestion.


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[29] Cityscape and attractions in the Moscow Kremlin are located Russian government buildings.


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The Patriarch of Moscow is the head of the Russian Orthodox Church.


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In the vicinity of the Kremlin in the historical center of Moscow is located the famous Red Square, which also houses the Mausoleum of Lenin, as well as the Cathedral of St. Basil.


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Opposite the Kremlin on the other side of the square is the department store GUM.


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Near the Kremlin, on the banks of the Moskva River, lies the city's largest landmark, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior.


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The sights of Moscow also include the world-famous Tretyakov Art Gallery, whose extensive collection focuses especially on Russian realism (among them Andrei Rubljov).


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The Tretyakov Gallery is the National Art Museum of Russia.


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Other museums in Moscow include the Central Museum of the Armed Forces, the Museum of Cosmonautics and the Museum of the Great Patriotic War.


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The city's cultural offering includes the famous Bolshoi Theatre, whose repertoire includes ballet, opera and plays.


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The sights of Moscow can also be attributed to the city metro.


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Along with the New York Metro, the Moscow Metro is one of the largest underground networks in the world, and its stations are famous for their spectacular appearance.


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Mayakovskaya Station, located on Tverskaya Street, won the number one prize for design at the Moscow World Expo with its art deco style.


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Moscow's cityscape is dominated by landmarks begun in Stalin's reign, the skyscrapers representing Soviet Baroque, referred to as the “Seven Sisters” (also: “Stalin's Teeth”).


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These include Moscow State University, Hotel Ukraine and Leningradskaya, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs building and three apartment buildings.


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Moscow is also known for its numerous parks and about a third of Moscow's area is green territory.


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One of the largest urban parks in the world, Izmailovo Park, is located in the eastern part of Moscow, in the Izmailovo district.


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This park is largely nearly natural and more than 4 times the size of New York City's Central Park.


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On the banks of the Moscow River, in Presnensk, in the north-west of the city, the Moscow International Business Center is being built, scheduled for completion in the 2010s.


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It will become the main business center in Russia, in addition, there will be apartments and pastime facilities.


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The area comprises six skyscrapers, the tallest of which is 373 meters.


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It is also the tallest building in Europe.


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Approximately 250,000 to 300,000 people are estimated to work, live or visit the area at the same time.


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In 2016, part of the site is still under construction or newly planned.


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Sports One of the most popular sports is football, and from the city of Moscow plays in the Russian Main Series 2011 four teams: Dynamo, Lokomotiv, Spartak and CSKA.


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Another popular sport is hockey.


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The city has three teams in the KHL Ice Hockey League: Dinamo Moscow, Spartak Moscow and CSKA Moscow.


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In addition, from the Moscow region comes the KHL team Vitjaz Podolsk.


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Former Moscow Oblast KHL clubs include Atlant Mytishchi, MVD and Himik Voskresensk, who have junior teams in the Russian youth ice hockey series.


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In basketball, the city is represented by Moscow Dynamo and CSKA Moscow.


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Himki BK is also a well-known basketball club.


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Culture Moscow is the center of art life in Russia.


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It is especially known for ballet and Bolshoi Theatre.


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Russian rock bands Alisa, Aria, Master, Neprikasaemye, Gorky Park are native to Moscow.


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The Eurovision Song Contest 2009 was held in Moscow at the Olimpijski Arena.


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It was released as a single on July 7, 1997, and rose to number one in the band's home country of Britain, as well as Ireland, Finland, Spain and Canada.


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The song was Oasis's third charting number one on the UK singles chart, and it sold platinum in the UK.


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The song was additionally the band's first and only song to reach number one on the official Finnish chart.


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The song was written by Noel Gallagher and is sung by his brother Liam Gallagher.


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The more than seven-minute “D'You Know What I Mean?” was, upon its appearance, the longest song on Oasis.


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A music video was filmed for it, similar to previous singles, directed by Dominic Hawley and Nic Goffey.


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In October 2011, “D'You Know What I Mean?” was selected by British music magazine NME ranked number 77 on its list, which contained the top 150 songs from 1996—2011.


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[1] [2] “D'You Know What I Mean?” was also included on the Time Flies... 1994—2009 compilation album released after the band's breakup.


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The songs “Stay Young”, “Angel Child” and a cover version of David Bowie's song “Heroes” were released as B-sides of the single.


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Of these, “Stay Young” was also included on The Masterplan compilation released a year later.


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Song Description Style and Lyrics The song represents the rock characteristic of Oasis's style and is one of the band's first forays into heavier and more psychedelic rock.


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[3] The band's commercial success also allowed the song to move in a larger, more expensive and flamboyant direction than previous production.


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[4] The song contains several references.


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In the lyrics “The blood on the tracks must be mine/The fool on the hill and I feel fine/Don't look back 'cause you know what you might see” “The Fool on the Hill” and “I Feel Fine” are songs by the band The Beatles, Blood on the Tracks is an album by Bob Dylan and Don't Look Back on Dylan telling film.


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[5] Composition and song structure on “D'You Know What I Mean?” is composed in fis minor, and has a pace genre of 4/4.


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[6] The tempo of the song is 80 strokes per minute (BPM) and can be described by the Italian word “andante” ().


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[7] As typical of Oasis, the song features solo guitar played by Noel Gallagher and rhythm guitar by Paul Arthurs, bass played by Paul McGuigan and drums by Alan White, and tambourine played by Liam Gallagher.


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Electric guitars have used much of the distortion effect produced with pedals, and the drum comp is samplated from rap band N.W.A's song “Straight Outta Compton”.


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[8] The drums also include the so-called amen break.


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[9] “D'You Know What I Mean?” is from its original length of seven minutes and 42 seconds, and when appearing it was the longest of the band's songs.


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[8] The song begins with sound effects from helicopter and morsetus code, and the guitar riff is reminiscent of Oasis's previous single “Wonderwall”.


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[10] After an intro over a minute long, three stanzas and two choruses are followed by a guitar solo performed by Noel Gallagher.


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The song then moves through the final chorus to an outro, which, like the intro, has used, among other things, backwards recorded vocals as an effect.


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The backwards edited sound effects were done by Mark Coyle.


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[8] In the song, the song is performed by Liam Gallagher, with a vocal area on a scale of C #4 to F #5.


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[6] Backing vocals in the song are performed by Noel Gallagher.


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[8] Song structure: Intro (0.00 — 1.04) First stanza (1.04 — 1.28) Intersection (1.28 — 1.40) Second stanza (1.40 — 2.04) Bridge (2.04 — 2.28) First chorus (2.28 — 3.16) Third stanza (3.16 — 3.40) Bridge (3.40 — 4.07) Second chorus (4.07) 5.01) Intersection (5.01 — 5.16) Guitar solo (5.16 — 5.41) Third chorus (5.41 — 6.37) Outro (6.37 — 7.42) In the radio version, among other things, the intro has been significantly shortened and the second stanza has been completely cut out.


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On the seven-inch vinyl release, the first 17 and last 59 seconds have been cut out.


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[11] Release of the previous two albums, Definitely Maybe and (What's the Story) Morning Glory? , due to popularity, Oasis's next album was eagerly awaited.


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Record label Creation Records and management company Ignition were very specific about not allowing songs from the forthcoming album to leak prematurely.


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With the new single “D'You Know What I Mean?” radio playing was very limited at first, as Ignition stipulated which radio stations were allowed to play it and by how much.


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The single was marketed on several posters, and the video for the song was aired a lot on the MTV music channel, among others.


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[3] [12] The song was released as a single on July 7, 1997, about a month before the Be Here Now album.


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The single was initially available as a CD, vinyl and C cassette.


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“D'You Know What I Mean?” was not included on the 2006 compilation Stop the Clocks, but was included on the later released Time Flies... 1994—2009 compilation.


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[13] The single's B-sides on Seven-inch vinyl and cassette features the song “Stay Young” as the B-side.


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It's just over five minutes, a relatively fast-paced rock song written by Noel and sung by Liam.


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“Stay Young” was among the first songs recorded by the band around the time of the Be Here Now album.


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[14] It was also included on the compilation album “The Masterplan” released the following year.


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[15] The twelve-inch vinyl additionally features a second B-side, a demo version of the song “Angel Child” sung by Noel.


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It was one of fourteen songs recorded in 1996 in the Caribbean on the island of Mustique.


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[16] The CD release contains, in addition to the aforementioned tracks, a cover of David Bowie's song “Heroes” sung by Noel Gallagher.


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[17] 2016 re-issue As part of the 2016 re-release campaign for the album Be Here Now, the song was re-released, edited by Noel Gallagher, on July 22, 2016.


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[18] [19] “D'You Know What I Mean?


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The remix, titled (NG's 2016 Rethink)”, is otherwise similar to the original, but its soundworld has been lightened.


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The single release also includes a radio version shorter than two minutes.


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[17] The song was released on video service YouTube and streaming service Spotify, among others.


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[20] [21] Live performances of the song “D'You Know What I Mean?” was included in the playlist of Oasis especially during the 1997—98 tours.


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First performed live on June 18, 1997, on the “Be Here Now Tour” tour in Oakland, United States.


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[22] The song was also included in the playlist of the 2002 Heathen Chemistry album tour at some concerts.


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[22] Liam Gallagher has additionally performed the song several times between 2017 and 2018 on tour of his own solo career.


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[22] [23] [24] Music Video The music video for the song was released with the single on July 7, 1997.


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The video begins with the band arriving by helicopter to the post-apocalyptic grey ruin of an abandoned house where the song is performed.


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The walls of the building are written in Czech with the words “do you know what I mean?” ('do you know what I mean? ') and “be here now” ('be here now').


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[25] The video also features a large number of combat helicopters and assistants acting as audiences.


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At the end of the video, the band members get back aboard the helicopter and go away.


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[26] The music video was directed by Dominic Hawley and Nic Goffey and was shot on 35 millimeter film, or quinofilm, typical of its time.


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The video was shot on private property near the Beckton gas plant in London.


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The damaged buildings in the area were originally made for Stanley Kubrick's film Full Metal Jacket, scenes of which were filmed in the same location.


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[27] The helicopters shown in the video are British Army model Westland Lynx AH.7.


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[25] The video was released on August 17, 2016 as a remastered HD version on YouTube.


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The remastered version is shorter than the original, five minutes and 44 seconds long, but contains previously unreleased material.