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What does the Bible say about baptism and conscience?

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Baptism is an answer of a good conscience toward God, signifying our identification with Christ's death and resurrection.

In 1 Peter 3:20-21, baptism is described as a figure representing salvation, not through the act itself but as the answer of a good conscience toward God. This good conscience stems from the work of Christ, who purges our sins and makes us acceptable before God. Thus, baptism symbolizes our commitment to Christ and to His church, reflecting our transformation and the grace we have received through Him.
Scripture References: 1 Peter 3:20-21

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Baptism, A Good Conscience
Clay Curtis · Aug 25, 2019
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