...and was baptized, he and all his, straightway; by immersion, that being the only way in which baptism was administered, or can be, so as to be called a baptism: and which might be administered, either in the pool, which Grotius supposes to have been in the prison; or the river near the city, where the oratory was, ver. John's gospel does not directly describe Jesus' baptism.. John the Baptist was a 1st-century mission preacher on the banks of the River Jordan.
As we studied Romans 6:1-11, I assumed that baptism by immersion was in view. 1Pet 3:20-21 How was Jesus baptized? Most people probably assume Jesus was baptized by immersion. Matthew 3:13-17 Then Jesus came from Galilee to John at the Jordan to be baptized by him. People need to be baptized again if any or all of the following are not true: (1) Who should be baptized?—a penitent believer, not an infant or small child; (2) What is the action of baptism? However, others experience water baptism first then later they received Spirit baptism, (Acts 8:14-17). Is Water Baptism by Immersion the only Biblical Mode of Baptism? 15 But Jesus answering said to him, 'Permit it at this time; for in this way it is fitting for us to fulfill all righteousness.' since they admit baptism is a command and most of them will not accept anyone into their denomination unless they are baptized! Jesus could have stepped into the shallows and had John the Baptist pour water on his head. Bloomfield (1790-1869), of the Church of England (a church that practices sprinkling as a substitute for immersion) was honest enough to admit that the expression eis ton Iordanen meant that Jesus was baptized “by being plunged into the water” (The Greek Testament With English Notes, Vol. Therefore, Paul “baptized them into the name of the Lord Jesus” (Acts 19:5). This phrase could refer to immersion, but needn’t. The Scriptures too is silent on Peter's baptism but Sola Scriptura people want everything to spelled out explicitly.
The point he is making is that his emphasis was on teaching the gospel. SOME PEOPLE NEED TO BE BAPTIZED AGAIN.
Paul spells out the deeper spiritual significance of immersion in Romans 6 v3-11; how baptism is about death and burial. Paul's baptism occurs in Acts 9th chapter and the 17th and 18th verses. 13. and it is no unreasonable thought to suppose, that they might go … Unless you want me to believe that a river was going through the house of Judah where Ananias met with Paul. Therefore, some Believers received Spirit baptism first then the disciples would baptize them in water, (Acts 10:46-8). 11.2 Observations on the baptism of Paul (as told at Acts 9) 11.2.1 Saul (Paul) was baptized in the name of Jesus Christ. As an apostle, that was his special responsibility. So Paul is not even denying that he sometimes did do the physical act of baptizing. S.T. The point he is making is that his emphasis was on teaching the gospel. Then Paul says, "And all were baptized into Moses in the cloud and in the sea". Outside the New Testament, the Greek verb translated “baptize” described everything from the submerging of seaweeds and the sinking of a ship to the fate of an ape who was drowned by a dolphin—all of which required immersion. So Paul is not even denying that he sometimes did do the physical act of baptizing.
Here's part an excerpt from his "A Treatise on Baptism" in which he argues that there is no conclusive proof that Jesus was… This was one of the things he was told to do, as we will see later. Even if Christ had been baptized by immersion, this wouldn’t present a problem for Catholics; we accept baptism by immersion as … Let me preface this with two qualifications: Paul is … [page needed] He baptized Jews for repentance in the River Jordan.At the start of his ministry, Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist.
If Paul's statement that he was not sent to baptize was an absolute, then he should not have baptized anyone. Or don't you know that all of us who were baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into his death? Not only is this a clear "type" of Christian baptism where one is "baptized into Christ", but the words "under the cloud and through the sea" express nothing less than a baptism of immersion. If Paul's statement that he was not sent to baptize was an absolute, then he should not have baptized anyone. But John Wesley was unpersuaded that immersion (or dipping, as he calls it) was the typical mode of baptism in the New Testament. But in fact he clearly states that he sometimes did so, even in Corinth.
. he was baptized by st. john the baptist by immersion in water in the Jordan river. Baptism by Immersion in the New Testament. The linking of the baptismal immersion in and rising from the water with the burial and resurrection of Jesus arguably goes back to Saint Paul, and the linking of the triple immersion with the three days in the tomb is found in Cyril of Jerusalem (c. 313–86) and Gregory of Nyssa (c. 335 – after 394).
The text says Paul was baptized immediately after recovering his sight on the laying of hands by Ananias. Paul was told what he must do (per Acts 9:6), and Paul was baptized.