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1 Peter 3:18-22… Part 3
Review:
Christ’s suffering
Occurred once for sins (v18)
A righteous substitute was offered for the unrighteous (v18)
Brought sinners to God (v18)
Did not continue, but resulted in His resurrection (v19,21)
Resulted in a proclamation to the disobedient (v19-20)
Results in a good conscience given to those who appeal to God (v21)
Results in Christ being exalted in authority over all (v22)
(Today’s text Picks Up at #5 above)
5. Results in a good ______________________given to those who appeal to God (v21)
Baptism: __________________________
A _________________________in Scripture
An _________________________of the church
An Act of ___________________and Obedience (not an act of ______________________________)
A _____________________________________of Our Salvation
Corresponds to: "__________________________"
Type/Shadow: a divinely intended ______________________________
A type is always identified as such in the New Testament.
Example: the sacrificial system
Antitype: the actual thing foreshadowed by the type.
Type: The ____________________and the __________________in Noah’s day is a type
Antitype: of _______________________and _________________________in Christ as symbolized and professed through baptism.
Now Saves:
not as a removal of dirt:
Not the mere ______________________________itself
but as an appeal: an intense ________________, a question; profession, pledge
Good (____________________ and virtuous)
Conscience : your inner ______________________/alert system for right and wrong…moral awareness
Baptism saves in the sense that there is an actual removal of the guilt of sin…not through the ceremony, but by what it represents…the sacrificial death of Christ ___________________to you and the new life in Christ being applied to ___________________
Baptism saves you in the sense that it __________________________your appeal to God for a good conscience.
6. Results in Christ being exalted in ____________________________________over all (v22)
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