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How can baptism be seen as a public confession?

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Baptism acts as a public declaration of faith in Jesus Christ, allowing believers to share their testimony.

Baptism is a vital public profession of one's faith in Jesus Christ. In Matthew 10:32, Jesus emphasizes the importance of confessing Him before others: 'Whosoever therefore shall confess me before men, him will I confess also before my Father which is in heaven.' By undergoing baptism, believers publicly identify with Christ's death and resurrection, signifying their commitment to Him. This act not only reassures the believer of their faith but also encourages others in the faith community and serves as a witness to those outside the faith.
Scripture References: Matthew 10:32

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