A LOOK AT BAPTISM AGAIN

  Review:

           A.  Baptism identifies and unites us with the sacrifice

                Jesus made for us - His death, His burial and His

                resurrection from the dead (Romans 6:3-7; Col 2:12).

           B.  Baptism is for the remission of sins (Acts2:38).

                 Passages dealing with baptism (cont'd):

           B.  Acts 22:1-16 - The conversion of Saul of Tarsus

                1.  Did Ananias tell saul: "And now, why tarriest thou?

                     Arise, and be baptized" ? (KJV,v16)

                     "And now what are you waiting for? Get up, be

                       baptized" ? (NIV,v16)    Yes or No

                2.  Did Ananias believe that the penitent believer was

                    to be baptized for the remission of sins?  v16 Yes or No

                3.  Does this agree with Acts 3:38?   Yes or No

                4.  Did Ananias tell Saul to be baptized?  v16   Yes or No

                5.  Did Ananias tell Saul to be baptized because he had

                     been saved? v16   Yes or No

                6.  Did Ananias tell Saul to "be baptized, and wash away

                     thy sins, calling on the name of the  Lord"? Yes or No

              

                7.  Was Saul saved before he was baptized? v16 Yes or No

                8.  Did baptism have anything to do with Saul's

                     salvation? v16  Yes or No

                9.  Is this account of Saul's conversion an example for

                    us to follow?

  Closing:

           Question:  Have I been baptized in this manner?   Yes or No