Assertion: baptism's death | /r/HasProperty | romans
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text: The significance of baptism as a New Testament ceremony is that, as believers in Jesus Christ, we are baptized into His death (Romans 6:3) and raised to walk in newness of life (Romans 6:4 KJV).
text: This is the baptism by which we are baptized into Christ’s death and resurrection (Romans 6.3-5) and into His body (1 Corinthians 12.13).
text: Our baptism is a constant reminder of our covenant identity (Matthew 28:19-20), of the power of Christ’s death and resurrection (Romans 6:1) and our need to live by faith in Him.
text: Jesus had not even died yet, and baptism is participating in his death (Romans 6:2-4); also on earth, he had the power to forgive sins (Matthew 9:2-
text: Comment: Symbolically, our baptism imitates what our Savior did for us, and therefore, by our participation in it, we show our desire to be united—at one—with Him in both His death and resurrection (Romans 6:5).
text: We are deserving of death (Romans 6:23).