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Definition of baptist - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
baptizerperson who baptizes others
- The baptist performed the ceremony in the river.
- The baptist welcomed new members into the faith.
- A baptist is essential for the initiation rites.
Origin of baptist
Greek, baptizein (to immerse)
Terms with baptist included in their meaning
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acr: Dallas Baptist University
university in Texas
acr: First Baptist Church
local church named First Baptist
acr: General Baptist Convention
group of churches sharing baptist beliefs and practices
acr: Independent Fundamental Baptist
group of Christians with strict beliefs
acr: Kentucky Baptist Convention
group for Baptists in Kentucky
acr: Missionary Baptist Church
type of church with missionary focus and Baptist beliefs
calendar
June 24th, the feast of St John the Baptist
acr: Oklahoma Baptist University
university in Oklahoma with a Baptist background
acr: Southern Baptist Convention
large group of Baptist churches mainly in the southern US
celebration
feast day celebrating St. John the Baptist
acr: World Baptist Fellowship
group of churches working together
baptist
religious figure who baptized Jesus
biblical figure
John the Baptist's father in the Bible
denomination matters
related to the Baptist church or its practices
religion
religious beliefs of Baptist traditions
history
member of a 17th-century English Baptist sect
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- French:baptiseur, ...
- German:Täufer, ...
- Italian:battezzatore, ...
- Spanish:bautista, ...
- Portuguese:batista, ...
- Chinese:施洗者, ...
- Japanese:洗礼者, ...
- Arabic:مُعَمِّد, ...
- Hebrew:מַטְבִּיל, ...
- Russian:креститель, ...
- Ukrainian:баптист, ...
- Hindi:बपतिस्मा देने वाला, ...
Definition of Baptist - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
ChristianityChristian supporting adult baptism by immersion
- She is a Baptist and attends church every Sunday.
Adjective
religioncharacteristic of any Christian sect affirming believer's baptism
- The Baptist tradition emphasizes adult baptism.
Expressions with Baptist
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prophet who baptized Jesus
John the Baptist is a key figure in Christianity.
group of Baptists following Calvinist teachings
The church identifies as a Particular Baptist congregation.
Origin of Baptist
Greek, baptizein (to dip, immerse)
Examples of Baptist in a sentence
He was raised as a Baptist. Baptist churches often have lively services. She attended a Baptist school as a child.
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- French:baptiste, ...
- German:Baptist, baptistisch, ...
- Italian:battista, ...
- Spanish:bautista, ...
- Portuguese:batista, ...
- Chinese:浸信会教徒, 浸信会的, ...
- Japanese:バプテスト, バプテストの, ...
- Arabic:مُعَمَّدَانِي, مَعْمَدَانِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:בַּפְּטִיסְט, בַּפְּטִיסְטִי, ...
- Russian:баптист, баптистский, ...
- Ukrainian:баптист, баптистський, ...
- Hindi:बैपटिस्ट, ...
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