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Old 01-17-2008, 11:10 PM
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Given that all our sin was reckoned to Christ.

Given that all sin reckoned to Christ was remitted prior to the resurrection, else he would not have been raised from the dead.

1) What further remission do we obtain in the waters of baptism which did not happen on the Cross?

2) Does the teaching of baptismal sin remission declare a disbelief in the sin remitting work of the Cross?
Given? what does "all sin reckoned to Christ" mean? Is that the same as we are reckoned to be righteous? And is that different than being remitted? Also Im not sure it is a given that this has to be true, else he would not have been raised from the dead.
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