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Art and Literature ¢¡¤£¦¥¨§©¢ £¦ ¡¦ This conclusion is supported by the early art and literature. Many of the earliest Christian artworks depicted baptism--but never baptism by immersion! If the recipient of the sacrament is in a river, he is always shown standing ankle deep while water is poured over his head from a cup or shell, which was the normal practice of baptism of the early Christians. Cappella Brancacci, Santa Maria del Carmine, Florence 1426 113
Tile mosaics in ancient churches, paintings in the catacombs, designs on ordinary household objects like cups and spoons, engravings on marble--it is always baptism by pouring. Baptisteries in early cemeteries are clear witnesses to baptisms by infusion. No, the entire record of the early Church-- as shown in the New Testament, in other writings, and in monumental evidence--indicates the mode of baptism was not restricted to immersion. In the early periods of persecution, baptisms were not done in the open and was a secret ritual within the community of believers. Hence the elaborate ‘shouting from the mountain top performance’ were rare. Other archaeological evidence confirms the same thing. This painting found in the Catacombs of St. Callixtus in Rome is probably the oldest painting ever known in Christian History Here are some of the early third and fourth century art. 114
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astounding modes of intensification
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perennial conviction. Masai’s of
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Company, Philadelphia, PA 1963 (Exc
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