Zecryphon
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Baptizo does not mean, "sprinkle".
I never said it did. I said "baptizo" had other meanings besides "immerse." It can also mean to wash or to make clean among other things.
The word "baptizo" is a derivative of the word "bapto". Here is Strong's entry on "bapto".
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βάπτω
baptō
bap'-to
A primary verb; to whelm, that is, cover wholly with a fluid; in the New Testament only in a qualified or specific sense, that is, (literally) to moisten (a part of ones person), or (by implication) to stain (as with dye): - dip
Now, you can see here that while it primarily means to "immerse" it also means to moisten a part of one's person, therefore, the sprinkling method that is used by the majority of Christian churches is not contrary with scripture, like you'd like everyone to believe it is.
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