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Is baptism necessary for salvation?

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No, baptism is not necessary for salvation; salvation is entirely through faith in Christ.

Baptism is not essential to salvation in the sense that it finalizes or makes salvation effectual. Instead, the act of water baptism serves as a public declaration of the belief that salvation has already been accomplished through Jesus Christ’s finished work on the cross. As stated in Acts 16:31, the focus is on believing in the Lord Jesus Christ for salvation. The thief on the cross, who was not baptized, serves as a potent example of how one can be saved solely by faith.
Scripture References: Acts 16:30-31

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