NEW BOOK RELEASE! "Baptisms - One? Many? Or Both?"

[B A Berean]

ChristLife, Inc. is happy to announce the release of our newest book...

"Baptisms - One? Many? Or Both?"
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There is so much confusion about the various baptisms mentioned in the New Testament.  Many people think that every time they see the word “baptism” that water is involved.

* Did you know that there are eight or more “baptisms” mentioned in the New Testament?

* Did you know that not all of the baptisms noted in the Bible are for believers?

* Did you know that there are two (possibly four) baptisms that actually involved water, and only one of those should be practiced by Christians?

This book is an effort to help bring clarity to the various baptisms mentioned and taught in the Bible.  If one does not understand which baptism they are speaking about, misunderstanding and erroneous interpretations are likely to follow.

Available in print or as an Ebook.  Click here for details...

http://www.christ-like.net/baptisms.html

[B A Berean]

"Baptisms - One? Many? Or Both?"

Here is one of the reviews this new book has received.

Available in print or as an Ebook.  Click here for details...

http://www.christ-like.net/baptisms.html

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Review From Author Peter Sammons - January 15, 2014

As a baptized believer, I have read several books over the years on baptism, and I think this helpful book stands shoulder to shoulder with all of them. But I'd go further: this book takes a real panoramic view of the whole subject of baptism and finds many links that I had missed before.

In his 16 chapters Dallmann covers specifically about 10 different categories of baptism found in the bible. The remaining chapters introduce and link the themes as well as providing summary conclusions and a helpful quick reference biblical chart. Chapter 3 provides four simple questions we need to keep in mind as we explore the subject of baptism across the whole sweep of the Bible: who is doing the baptising, who is being baptised, into what are they being baptized and what is the purpose of this baptism. The answers are sometimes surprising, always illuminating. Dallmann does not do all the work for his readers. Whilst he always provides helpful pointers, he often leaves them to reach their own conclusions.

This is a short book but 'heavyweight' in its theological content. And yet its a straightforward read and helpful to Believers at whatever stage they have reached in their Christian journey. I highly recommend this book.

Peter Sammons, author: "The Birth of Christ" (2006)

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