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Our Red Sea Experience
The apostle Paul informs us that the crossing of the Red Sea by the nation of Israel was a type of baptism. Israel’s “baptism” did not produce a change of mind and the nation quickly reverted to a leavened way of life.
Our baptism involves the sacrifice of Jesus Christ and the opportunity to have a new mind – a spiritual renewal – which allows us to live an unleavened bread way of life.
