UN SEÑOR, UNA FE, UN BAUTISMO Efesios 4:1-6 08/01/23 ~Sovereign Grace Church of Bakersfield Pastor Chad Vegas Buenos días Sovereign Grace. Si eres un visitante aquí, bienvenido. Estaremos en Efesios 4 esta mañana, Efesios 4:1-6, y consideraremos un Señor, una fe, un bautismo. Diríjase conmigo, si aún no lo ha hecho, a Efesios 4. Si […]
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El pastor titular de la iglesia Sovereign Grace Church of Bakersfield, Chad P. Vegas, escribió una serie de artículos sobre su periplo desde la teología dispensacionalista a bautista a la teología reformada y presbiteriana, que fue publicada en el sitio web del Dr. R. Scott Clark, profesor en Wheaton College, Reformed Theological Seminary, Jackson, Concordia University,
Rev. Joel Ellis is the pastor of Reformation Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Mesa, AZ. For more information on Rev. Joel Ellis’ church, please visit www.reformationopcaz.org. Note from Arturo Hurtado of Saints Edified: I have found this series on baptism to be incredibly valuable in summarizing the Reformed & Presbyterian position of baptism. This is especially
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A principios del presente año, Chad P. Vegas, pastor titular de la iglesia Sovereign Grace Church of Bakersfield, predicó una serie de sermones sobre la teología pactual y el bautismo desde un punto de vista presbiteriano, explicando a profundidad la posición de esta iglesia partiendo de las Escrituras, y haciendo hincapié en la enseñanza de
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All Christians Must be Baptized Jesus Christ commanded His ministers to disciple all nations by baptizing them and teaching them to obey all that He had commanded them (Matthew 28:19-20). To be a disciple is to be enrolled to the school of Christ, to bear His name, and to be subjected to His teaching. Baptism
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Infant baptism is proved: from the command of Christ. III. (1) From the command of Christ. This was commanded by Christ, if not in so many words (kata to rhēton), yet equivalently and as to the sense: “Go ye, and teach all nations, baptizing them” (Mt. 28:19, 20). It is evident (a) because he who
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Where, exactly, does scripture command the baptism of infants? Depending on who you ask, you might receive a whole crash course on Covenant Theology for free! I happen to take a more simple and direct approach when I have the privilege to answer this question. I point to two Scripture passages: Matthew 28:19-20 and Ephesians
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It is not uncommon for Christians to ask: “What does baptism actually do?” Often this question comes in the context of other questions such as: “Do I have to be baptized?” or “Should I have my children baptized?” In this article I will attempt to explain briefly what it is that baptism does, showing that
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If there was a disingenuous category of arguments against the Reformed, this one belongs in it. Perhaps that sounds too dismissive, but I find it very difficult to believe that a fellow Reformed person, in all sincerity, can charge another Reformed person of violating the Regulative Principle of Worship (RPW) on the basis of not
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Francis Turretin, in Institutes of Elenctic Theology (vol. 3), argued that the Great Commission was grounds for baptizing both adults and infants (Q. XX.III). I did not see how that was possible until I considered the Greek, but it was not as if only paedobaptists recognized the construction of the Greek grammar. Baptists fully acknowledged it, too.
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