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Baptism is a sign that accompanies the gospel as the apostles go into the nations. This is a sign that designates people to the Trinitarian God. However, who is to receive this sign? Is there significance in the citation that Peter uses in Acts 2:39? What does this teach regarding who is in covenant with God? If you are curious about these questions please stay tuned as we hear “Who Receives The Sacrament of Baptism?”
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