baptistical (Meaning)
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baptistical (a.)
Baptistic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of baptistical
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baptistical Sentence Examples
- The baptistical fount stood prominently in the center of the church, inviting worshippers to the sacrament of baptism.
- The elderly deacon carefully lowered the infant into the baptistical water, a symbol of spiritual rebirth.
- The congregation gathered around the baptistical font, witnessing the public profession of faith.
- The baptistical water dripped gently from the font, leaving a sense of cleansing and renewal.
- The pastor immersed the believer three times in the baptistical water, representing the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
- The baptistical service concluded with a prayer of thanksgiving and a blessing upon the newly baptized.
- The historic baptistical church had weathered the storms of time, preserving its sacred purpose.
- The congregation's baptistical practices strictly adhered to traditional doctrines of immersion.
- The baptistical theology of the congregation emphasized the necessity of believer's baptism.
- The baptistical font became a focal point for spiritual reflection and the celebration of new life in Christ.
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Baptistic.
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The baptistical fount stood prominently in the center of the church, inviting worshippers to the sacrament of baptism.
The elderly deacon carefully lowered the infant into the baptistical water, a symbol of spiritual rebirth.
The congregation gathered around the baptistical font, witnessing the public profession of faith.
The baptistical water dripped gently from the font, leaving a sense of cleansing and renewal.
