im a protestantic christian and im "confirmed". almost everyone is where i live, and its almost not about god anymore, but about the gifts. it's kind of sad
only critique is that the sacrament of confirmation doesn't necessarily involve a personal affirmation of the Catholic faith, as in confirming a dying infant or child, or in Eastern Catholic rites where the sacrament is administered together with Baptism.
The first mention of the completion of Baptism by the coming of the Holy Spirit is the account of Pentecost in Acts 2. Acts 19:3-6 makes it clear that Baptism and Confirmation are two separate, sacramental signs. In Hebrews 6:2, Baptism and laying on of hands (Confirmation) are seen as separate as well. Other Scriptures referencing Confirmation include John 14:16; and Acts 8:14-17; 19:3-6. ⚜️ Hail Mary
@@damian0x51b4The first mention of the completion of Baptism by the coming of the Holy Spirit is the account of Pentecost in Acts 2. Acts 19:3-6 makes it clear that Baptism and Confirmation are two separate, sacramental signs. In Hebrews 6:2, Baptism and laying on of hands (Confirmation) are seen as separate as well. Other Scriptures referencing Confirmation include John 14:16; and Acts 8:14-17; 19:3-6. ⚜️ Hail Mary
Where is the sacrament of confirmation done in the bible new testement? Baptism yes, communion n with bread and wine 🍷 yes , marriage of course .. But oil in the front head? I have never seen this in the bible
I am not confirmed my wife is, I now more about Christ than she does I am talking about Christ everywhere to everyone I love him! thanks father that I may love you
The first mention of the completion of Baptism by the coming of the Holy Spirit is the account of Pentecost in Acts 2. Acts 19:3-6 makes it clear that Baptism and Confirmation are two separate, sacramental signs. In Hebrews 6:2, Baptism and laying on of hands (Confirmation) are seen as separate as well. Other Scriptures referencing Confirmation include John 14:16; and Acts 8:14-17; 19:3-6. ⚜️ Hail Mary
