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Conver sion and Baptis m 1. Baptism in the NT. 2. The earliest known house church (Dura Europos) 3. Catechumenate and baptism in early third century Rome (Apostolic Tradition).

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Conversion and

Baptism

1. Baptism in the NT.2. The earliest known house church (Dura Europos)3. Catechumenate and baptism in early third century Rome

(Apostolic Tradition).

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Baptism in the NT

• Baptism of John• Baptism of Jesus• Apostle Philip

baptizes Ethiopian eunuch

Philip preaching to eunuch. Decani monastery. Serbia.

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The Earliest Surviving Christian Church. Dura Europos, East Syria, 231/5 A.D.

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First baptismal font: bathtub remodeled (Dura Europos)

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Baptism as burial with Christ

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Cruciform baptism

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Neoniano baptistery. Ravenna, early 5th c.

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Map 2nd c.

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Seminar. Hippolytus of Rome

• 150 (?)-236(?) AD• Author of The Apostolic

Tradition• Rigorist• Anti-pope, reunited with the

Roman church before his death

Hippolytus’ statue (may be)

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Baptism of Jesus

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Roman general with a tattoo on his forehead

• Compare the sign of the cross made on the initiate’s forehead in baptism.

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Puzzling images (Dura Europos)