
Dear reader, if you are a Christian and you are facing many troubles in your life, the first question you have to ask yourself is whether you were baptized by immersion. If you were not, you better arrange this baptism as soon as possible because it will set you free.
Jesus Christ was baptized by immersion.
Our Lord Jesus Christ set an example for all Christians when he was baptized in the River Jordan by immersion.
Jesus got a new life.
As soon as Jesus was baptized, and he went up out of the water, his old spiritual nature was gone. Heaven was opened, and the Spirit of God descended like a dove, alighting on him and he got a new spiritual life.
Baptism by immersion breaks the chains.
After immersion in water, our Heavenly Father will command his fighting angels to break the chains that have been keeping that person in spiritual bondage.

Covenants with Satan will be canceled.
Baptism by immersion cancels all the covenants you, your parents, or your ancestors made knowingly or unknowingly with the devil.
All curses will go.
When a person is baptized by immersion, all the curses that were disturbing him will be washed away by the Holy Spirit.
Burdens will be lifted.
At the baptism site, Jesus Christ himself will come and take away all your burdens (see Matthew 11:28).
The name of the baptized person will be written in the Heavenly Book of Baptisms.
After the baptism, our Heavenly Father will command his angels to write your name in the heavenly Book of Baptisms.

Baptism by immersion cleanses the body, spirit, and soul.
When you are immersed in water, you are cleansed in preparation for the Holy Spirit to come and occupy your body, spirit, and soul.
Baptism by immersion will set you free.
Yvonne Rahui
Sounds to me like there was no need for the blood of Jesus!
It’s the blood that cleanses, redeems, justifies us.
Jesus fulfilled all the law, baptism being the last act apart from being the last & perfect sacrifice!
Paul was called to preach Grace to the Gentiles & its all about faith..’not of works, lest any man boast’..like: “oh, I got baptized..I cleaned myself up”.