Catholic Bible Study The Bible and Baptism: Baptism In the Name
Oct 3, 2024
Fr. Isaac Morales, a Dominican friar and theology professor, joins Dr. John Sehorn to dive into the profound depths of baptism as discussed in Fr. Isaac's book. They explore the transformative power of being baptized in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The conversation links the significance of sacred names to personal faith, examines key biblical events like Elijah's confrontation with Baal, and emphasizes baptism's role in shaping Christian community and identity. It's an enlightening discussion on faith's journey through baptism.
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Inspiration from "Hallowed be Thy Name"
- Isaac Morales shares a profound moment during Mass when pondering the phrase "hallowed be thy name".
- This moment inspired him to explore deeply the theological significance of God's name in baptism.
God's Name Dwelling in the Temple
- In Deuteronomy, God's name dwelling in the temple symbolizes His presence among His people.
- Destroying other gods' names stresses the importance of honoring God's name in the designated holy place.
Baptism and Calling on God's Name
- Calling on the name of the Lord in the Old Testament often meant offering sacrifice and seeking divine help.
- In Acts, baptism in Jesus' name is directly linked to calling on the Lord's name and receiving salvation.