Didache.

[Molearner]

Give us our daily bread….define bread….

[sky]

Originally Posted by Molearner

Give us our daily bread….define bread….

Nourishment

[sky]

Originally Posted by Nowayout

God, grant me the Serenity
To accept the things I cannot change...

We can't always change the situations we find ourselves in but we can
change how we deal with them

[OmniRedVT]

Sky

Consider this a self awareness question.The self I'm speaking of is North America and the entire World.Take any perceived human agenda that measures how humanity respects itself and ask this question-Has it stayed the same-gotten better or gotten worse?You can change and improve this Earth without giving in to satan's obvious plots.Take care and God bless the blessed!Absolutely no twisted parallels!
Absolutely straight forward!Gary V. Giardina!This sent before 4:31 May 7th. 2022!Media responsibility?

[Aknaton]

Originally Posted by sky

Precepts of Baptism in the Didache shows Early Christians believed in the Trinity.....
The 'Living Water' refers to Natural Sources as in Springs/Rivers etc: but as with all Scriptures words can have deeper meanings.

But I'm still analysing the text on baptism. Apostle Peter was one of the pillar disciples and he baptized souls in the name of Jesus Christ as per Acts 2:38 and 10:48. And moreover, baptism is dying and being buried with Jesus Christ... I am very sure that God the Father and the Holy Spirit don't die!
Jesus says He is one with the Father and as well says that the Holy Spirit is upon him, and Apostle Paul mentions that he is the fulness of the Godhead bodily. I see it that being baptized into the Trinity is being baptized in the name of Jesus Christ.

As far as my own discussions and work with the Lord Jesus goes, he told me to baptize souls in the name of the Father, and of the son, and of the Holy Spirit (or into the Holy Trinity) and that that name is Jesus Christ that is the entrance for persons to begin exploring and enjoying the Holy Trinity as he is the sole way to access and experience God. Infact, he reminded me of the same thing today.

We also know that the words 'father, son, holy spirit' aren't names at all but titles! Moreover, the Holy Trinity isn't three God's or distinct beings, but rather the same God expressing Himself in three fashions; A Creator and sustainer (Father), a redeemer for mankind from his fallen nature (Son) and a being that brings us into the Godhead to explore, experience and express It.

And most importantly, in order for any individual to baptize another, they need the express permission to do so from Jesus Himself; there is a particular Grace that he gives to ensure that your baptism causes the heavens to open and 'something' is received by the one baptized.

You are very special to me sky.

[sky]

Originally Posted by Aknaton

You are very special to me sky.

Thank you, that's very kind and I'll carry your thoughts with me

[Nowayout]

Originally Posted by Aknaton

I am very sure that God the Father and the Holy Spirit don't die!
Jesus says He is one with the Father and as well says that the Holy Spirit is upon him, and Apostle Paul mentions that he is the fulness of the Godhead bodily. I see it that being baptized into the Trinity is being baptized in the name of Jesus Christ.

John the Baptist did say...

English Standard Version
“I baptize you with water for repentance, but he who is coming after me is mightier than I, whose sandals I am not worthy to carry. He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire.

I have been Baptized as a Roman Catholic, and the Orthodox church I went to did not feel a need to baptize me again, there is some mutual respect there? These days I find God in nature, in the wildwood. The fire is within me... The trinity of the Godhead is an invitation to us all. Come eat and drink with me, says the Lord, Jesus, the Christ.