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[[Image:Baptism Sakhalin.jpg|right|250px|thumb|The joy of Baptism in Sakhalin Island, Russia: a clean heart and identification with Jesus Christ.]]
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=The Jewish Ritual of Baptism=
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Immersion in a ritual bath (''Mikvah'')is required for Ger tzedek (converts to Judaism) as part of their conversion. Other rituals for conversion to Judaism include circumcision and an understanding and observance of all the relevant laws.   
Immersion in a ritual bath (''Mikvah'')is required for Ger tzedek (converts to Judaism) as part of their conversion. Other rituals for conversion to Judaism include circumcision and an understanding and observance of all the relevant laws.   


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In modern times, the adherence and observance of the laws, rituals, and customs regarding the mikvah differ greatly among the Jewish denominations. The only modern exception is that after menses, women need to immerse in a mikvah in order to be permitted to her husband.  
In modern times, the adherence and observance of the laws, rituals, and customs regarding the mikvah differ greatly among the Jewish denominations. The only modern exception is that after menses, women need to immerse in a mikvah in order to be permitted to her husband.  


 
=John the Baptist=
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John the Baptist, a [[prophet]] who preached before [[Jesus]] started teaching, foretold the soon coming of the [[Messiah]].  John was called the Baptist, as he and his disciples would baptise (immerse in water) those who believed his message of repentance for the remission of sins.  [[Jesus]] himself was baptised by John the Baptist.
John the Baptist, a [[prophet]] who preached before [[Jesus]] started teaching, foretold the soon coming of the [[Messiah]].  John was called the Baptist, as he and his disciples would baptise (immerse in water) those who believed his message of repentance for the remission of sins.  [[Jesus]] himself was baptised by John the Baptist.


 
=Historical evidence of baptism in the Early Christian Churches=
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All the histories agree that the Early Church baptised by immersion in the Name of Jesus Christ.  This means that all of Jesus' disciples, the Apostle Paul, and even Mary (Jesus' mother) were baptised in the Name of Jesus Christ after the day of Pentecost.   
All the histories agree that the Early Church baptised by immersion in the Name of Jesus Christ.  This means that all of Jesus' disciples, the Apostle Paul, and even Mary (Jesus' mother) were baptised in the Name of Jesus Christ after the day of Pentecost.   


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:''NAME was an ancient synonym for “person”. Payment was always made in the name of some person referring to ownership. Therefore one being baptized in Jesus’ name became personal property...The early church always baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ until the development of the ''[[Trinity]]'' Doctrine in second century...Christian Baptism was administered using the words, “IN THE NAME OF Jesus.”'' (Vol.2, Pg. 377)
:''NAME was an ancient synonym for “person”. Payment was always made in the name of some person referring to ownership. Therefore one being baptized in Jesus’ name became personal property...The early church always baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ until the development of the ''[[Trinity]]'' Doctrine in second century...Christian Baptism was administered using the words, “IN THE NAME OF Jesus.”'' (Vol.2, Pg. 377)
:''Baptism was always in the name of “Lord Jesus” until Justin Martyr when triune formula was used.'' (Vol. 2 Pg. 389)  
:''Baptism was always in the name of “Lord Jesus” until Justin Martyr when triune formula was used.'' (Vol. 2 Pg. 389)  


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