G0907


βαπτίζω
Betacode: BAPTI/ZW
bap-tid’-zo
Part of Speech: {V-PAI-1S}
MLV/Definition: immerse* *, immerses* *, immersed* *, immersing* *
(dip under, submerge, make fully wet. This Greek word, all its compounds and derivatives were common to the Greeks and was used daily to describe a ‘bath,’ ‘washing (soaking) dishes or clothes,’ ’dying cloth’, to the Jews ‘ceremonial washing’ and starting with John the Immerser a New Testament commandment ’baptism.’ A part of the Great Commission to teach and “immerse” disciples in Matthew 28:19-20 / Mark 16:15-16. (Baptism is the transliteration of this word; the translation is ’immersion’.) In the New Testament it is even described as a ’burial’ in Romans 6:1-6. Thayer in his lexicon ’εις αφεσιν αμαρτιων, to obtain the forgiveness of sins, Act 2:38’)
Etymology: {G0911}
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Greek Concordance: ( 80 ) Mat_3:6, Mat_3:11, Mat_3:11, Mat_3:13, Mat_3:14, Mat_3:16, Mat_20:22, Mat_20:22, Mat_20:23, Mat_20:23, Mat_28:19, Mar_1:4, Mar_1:5, Mar_1:8, Mar_1:8, Mar_1:9, Mar_6:14, Mar_7:4, Mar_10:38, Mar_10:38, Mar_10:39, Mar_10:39, Mar_16:16, Luk_3:7, Luk_3:12, Luk_3:16, Luk_3:16, Luk_3:21, Luk_3:21, Luk_7:29, Luk_7:30, Luk_11:38, Luk_12:50, Joh_1:25, Joh_1:26, Joh_1:28, Joh_1:31, Joh_1:33, Joh_1:33, Joh_3:22, Joh_3:23, Joh_3:23, Joh_3:26, Joh_4:1, Joh_4:2, Joh_10:40, Act_1:5, Act_1:5, Act_2:38, Act_2:41, Act_8:12, Act_8:13, Act_8:16, Act_8:36, Act_8:38, Act_9:18, Act_10:47, Act_10:48, Act_11:16, Act_11:16, Act_16:15, Act_16:33, Act_18:8, Act_19:3, Act_19:4, Act_19:5, Act_22:16, Rom_6:3, Rom_6:3, 1Co_1:13, 1Co_1:14, 1Co_1:15, 1Co_1:16, 1Co_1:16, 1Co_1:17, 1Co_10:2, 1Co_12:13, 1Co_15:29, 1Co_15:29, Gal_3:27,
KJV: baptize (76), wash 2, baptist 1, baptized + 2258 1 TR: 80

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