baptised (Meaning)

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baptised (a)

having undergone the Christian ritual of baptism

The priest baptised the newborn baby into the Christian faith.
The church held a special baptism ceremony for converts who wished to be baptised.
The river was a popular spot for baptisms, with people immersing themselves in the holy water.
The baptism was a transformative experience for the candidate, symbolising a new beginning in their spiritual journey.
The baptismal font was a sacred object, used for centuries to baptise generations of believers.
The act of baptism was considered essential for salvation, as it cleansed the individual from sin.
Some denominations practised infant baptism, while others believed in adult baptism by choice.
The baptism of Jesus by John the Baptist was a pivotal moment in his ministry.
The Holy Spirit was said to descend upon the candidate during baptism, empowering them with faith and grace.
The baptismal vows often included a commitment to follow Christ and live a life of righteousness.

having undergone the Christian ritual of baptism

christened,named, termed, dubbed, designated, labelled, known, celebrated,labeled, specified

anonymous, innominate, innominate, unnamed, untitled, nameless, anonymous, untitled, unidentified, unnamed

The priest baptised the newborn baby into the Christian faith.

The church held a special baptism ceremony for converts who wished to be baptised.

The river was a popular spot for baptisms, with people immersing themselves in the holy water.

The baptism was a transformative experience for the candidate, symbolising a new beginning in their spiritual journey.