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Baptism According to Scripture: A Clear, Short, and Unfiltered Guide

Baptism According to Scripture: A Clear, Short, and Unfiltered Guide

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What if the clearest voice on baptism wasn't a tradition, denomination, or preacher-but Scripture itself?

In Baptism According to Scripture, Bobby Harrington delivers a concise, deeply biblical guide to one of the most debated practices in Christianity. With decades of pastoral experience and theological training, Harrington walks readers through ten key truths from the New Testament to uncover what the Bible really teaches about baptism.

Wrestling with questions about infant baptism, salvation, or immersion? This book invites you to lay aside tradition and let Scripture speak for itself. With clarity and conviction, Harrington shows that baptism isn't a symbol-it's the covenant making moment, when faith in the gospel, repentance, and commitment to discipleship in Jesus come together.

This guide equips the reader to understand-and live out-biblical baptism with confidence and faithfulness.

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Pub dateNov 6, 2025
ISBN-100899001653
ISBN-139780899001654
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2025-11-23 15:04
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