Those that have been baptized into Jesus Christ, according to Paul, are

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 2000 Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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Those that have been baptized into Jesus Christ, according to Paul, are
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According to Paul, those that have been baptized into Jesus Christ are baptized into His death. This means that when a person is baptized into Christ, they identify with His death on the cross and participate in the benefits of His resurrection. They are no longer slaves to sin, but have been set free to live a new life in Christ. This is symbolized by the act of baptism, which represents a person dying to their old self and being raised to new life in Christ. In this way, baptism is an essential part of the Christian faith and marks a person's entrance into the Christian community.
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