The Baptisms of Scripture

Doctrinal Studies, Topical Studies

The purpose of this series is to look at the concept of baptism as it is described in the Scriptures. Most people have a very narrow view of baptism that is often based on church traditions rather than the Word of God. Baptism, as it is seen in both the Old and New Testaments, is a much deeper subject; it has great spiritual meaning beyond that of a simple religious ordinance or ritual. When a person hears the word “baptism” their first thought is usually water baptism, but there are many different baptisms spoken of in the Scriptures, most of which do not involve water at all. In this series of lessons, we examine the various baptisms found in the Scriptures to see the origin and meaning of the word, and to understand the importance of the spiritual baptism that places us in Christ in this present dispensation.

These Bible lessons were taught by Pastor Gregg Bing in 2021-2022 during the adult Sunday school class at Grace Bible Church in Fort Worth, TX.

Gregg Bing - September 13, 2020

I Thirst

Jesus\' Words from the Cross

Jesus' fifth statement from the cross was, "I thirst." The process of crucifixion does cause extreme dehydration and severe thirst, but is this why Jesus made this statement? As we examine the context in John 19, we find a deeper reason why Jesus spoke these words.

Scripture References: John 19:28-30, Psalms 22:14-15

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From Series: "Jesus' Words from the Cross"

The crucifixion of Christ is the greatest event in all of history--the accomplishment of God's eternal purpose of redemption through our Savior, Jesus Christ. The Scriptures record seven statements that Jesus made from the cross. In this study, we examine each of these statements, to understand more about the person of our Savior and of what He accomplished for us by His death on the cross.

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