Is there a difference being baptised in Jesus name or the Father, Son and Holy G

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   blessedpposted 10 years ago

   Is there a difference being baptised in Jesus name or the Father, Son and Holy Ghost?
   
   Many denomination usually have an issue whether you are baptised in Jesus name or Father, Son and Holy Ghost. 
   But if all three (trinity) are one, why then there is an issue with it's usage?

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   JThomp42posted 10 years ago

   Yes all three are one, but individually they are called the trinity. One does not ned to baptized in order to go to Heaven. It is out of obedience to God that we do so. If it be necessary, then why was the sinless, perfect Christ baptized? Out of obedience to the Father.

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      celafoeposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      exactly if Jesus needed to be baptized then certainly we do

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      JThomp42posted 10 years agoin reply to this

      celafoe.... baptism is the washing away of sins (symbolic) Jesus had no sin to wash away. It is an act of obedience to God. Water does not save your soul, only the blood.

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   Disappearingheadposted 10 years ago

   If I understand it correctly, the line where Jesus alledgedly said to baptise in the name of the Father, the Son, and the HS, is not in the earliest manuscripts but was added later by the Church to prop up the trinity doctrine.
   
   However if someone gets a bit upset as to who's name somebody is baptised in, they really should grow up and get a grip on themselves.
   
   To do something 'in the name of' someone means to do something from the position of being that someones's representative; to do something on their behalf. There is no intrinsic mystical power going here. To baptise in Jesus' name is not to imbue power or spiritual hocus pocus, but to baptise someone because Jesus is not physically here to do it himself.

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   Lisa Luvposted 10 years ago

   There shouldn't be an issue. They are all in ONE no matter what.

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   chevyssbowtieposted 10 years ago

   To say "Father, Son, Holy Ghost" is not mentioning The Name. Name is singular.
   And Father Son Holy Ghost are titles not names.
   Jesus told the disciples to baptize in the name of...., Since Jesus is the only saving name the name of the Father, Son, Holy Ghost is Jesus.
   So baptism with the Name Jesus called over them is fulfilling this command.
   
   And baptism is not an option it is a command to be saved.
   Mark 16:16 he that believeth  AND IS baptized shall be saved...

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      celafoeposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      amen that says it all

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