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Meanings of baptize in English
Usage of baptize in English
1
One day the richest farmer in the place had twins to baptize.
2
Believe in Jesus Christ, and let us baptize you in his name.
3
Therefore it seems that several can baptize one at the same time.
4
The Franciscan had a certainty that presently he might begin to baptize.
5
The same region where Saint Thomas would eventually baptize the Three Magi.
6
I can baptize him conditionally, of course, and I am starting now.
7
You must promise to marry us all, and then baptize the babies.'
8
Therefore it seems that a layman, who has no orders, cannot baptize.
9
The missionaries, however, refuse to baptize him, because he has two wives.
10
It's Ekolu's first time so we don't want to baptize him too hard.
11
Therefore it seems that to baptize belongs exclusively to the office of bishops.
12
In like manner, neither was it fitting that he should baptize Him last.
13
It was the practice, then, in Origen's day, to baptize infants.
14
In His command to baptize, Christ does not specify any mode of baptism.
15
He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and with fire.
16
But how could he baptize the heathen child of heathen parents.
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