Assertion: baptism's faith | /r/CapableOf | precede baptism
Facets:
value: for an individual
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: Thus the abundant testimony of the New Testament is that faith in the Lord Jesus Christ precedes baptism.
text: The issue is about whether faith precedes baptism, or whether baptism precedes faith; and intellectually, I came to the conclusion that faith preceded baptism, rather than the other way around, even though all of the logic of my background in Scottish Presbyterianism pushed me in that direction, and by all accounts I really should be a Presbyterian minister somewhere in Scotland.
text: The issue is about whether faith precedes baptism, or whether baptism precedes faith; and intellectually, I came to the conclusion that faith preceded baptism, rather than the other way around, even though all of the logic of my background in Scottish Presbyterianism pushed me in that direction, and by all accounts I really should be a Presbyterian minister somewhere in Scotland.
text: First, Jesus did not say faith must precede baptism for an individual.
text: Was it the practice of the New Testament church for baptism to precede faith or for faith to precede baptism?