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<blockquote data-quote="BrownFlush" data-source="post: 6127715" data-attributes="member: 65823">Baptism is designed to put a person into Jesus Christ ( Gal.3:26-28 )in order that he might obtain remission of sins. If you are in Christ you are where all spiritual blessings are( Eph.1:3 ) This includes the forgiveness of your sins.If you have submitted to a baptism into a denomination which teaches salvation before and without baptism, you have done something the not is found in the New Testament.&nbsp;Baptism is not designed to put one into a false religion. If one has been baptized into a man-made religion, a denomination, or a cult, he has not been baptized for the purpose taught in the Bible. Baptism is &quot;for (unto) the remission of sins&quot; or to &quot;wash away&quot; sins (Acts 2:38; 22:16). Remission is found in Christ, not in a denomination,&nbsp; we are &quot;baptized into Christ&quot; (Gal. 3:27). Also, we are &quot;baptized into one body&quot; (1 Cor. 12:13). That one body is the church (ekklesia)of Christ, not a denominational body (Col. 1:18).The body of Christ is not the lumping together of all the denominations. There is one body ( Eph.4:4)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BrownFlush, post: 6127715, member: 65823"] Baptism is designed to put a person into Jesus Christ ( Gal.3:26-28 )in order that he might obtain remission of sins. If you are in Christ you are where all spiritual blessings are( Eph.1:3 ) This includes the forgiveness of your sins. If you have submitted to a baptism into a denomination which teaches salvation before and without baptism, you have done something the not is found in the New Testament. Baptism is not designed to put one into a false religion. If one has been baptized into a man-made religion, a denomination, or a cult, he has not been baptized for the purpose taught in the Bible. Baptism is "for (unto) the remission of sins" or to "wash away" sins (Acts 2:38; 22:16). Remission is found in Christ, not in a denomination, we are "baptized into Christ" (Gal. 3:27). Also, we are "baptized into one body" (1 Cor. 12:13). That one body is the church (ekklesia)of Christ, not a denominational body (Col. 1:18). The body of Christ is not the lumping together of all the denominations. There is one body ( Eph.4:4) [/QUOTE]

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