Concise Comments on Baptism: With References Verified (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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His sufferings he betokens by a baptism which he must undergo; partly, perhaps, in view of the multitude of afflictions that were to overwhelm him, and partly in view of baptism as a religious symbol, and of the baptism of suffering as his last and perfect consecration as Messiah, just as John's was the first and preparatory one. P. 316; 1852; Neander; German Lutheran.

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