When we read Rom. 6:3,4 and see the words "baptized" or "baptism," we might be missing out on the bigger picture if all we think about is water baptism.

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When we read Rom. 6:3,4 and see the words "baptized" or "baptism," we might be missing out on the bigger picture if all we think about is water baptism. Log on to peterlaruffa.com for more.

When we read Rom. 6:3,4 and see the words "baptized" or "baptism," we might be missing out on the bigger picture if all we think about is water baptism.

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Does "baptism" really mean "baptism" in Rom. 6:3,4?

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Does "baptism" really mean "baptism" in Rom. 6:3,4?

Does "baptism" really mean "baptism" in Rom. 6:3,4?