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What does the Bible say about baptism of repentance?

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The Bible describes baptism of repentance as a public acknowledgment of faith in Christ for the remission of sins (Luke 3:3).

The baptism of repentance, as proclaimed by John the Baptist, signifies a preparation for receiving Christ. It is described in Luke 3:3 as a baptism for the remission of sins, intended for those who acknowledge their sins and turn towards Christ. This baptism was not just a ritual, but a profound profession of faith, analogous to believers' baptism today. Just as John's baptism prepared people to believe in Christ, our baptism publicly declares that we trust in Him who alone has the power to remit our sins.
Scripture References: Luke 3:3, Acts 19:4

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