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Thank you for bringing ot up, one of my favorite messages ever was on this- and an excellent message on Gelassenheot is in this series: (actually) the whole series os good! https://charitychristianfellowship.org/media/sermons/christ-in-early-anabaptism/ Specifically: https://charitychristianfellows...

As i recall, lesterb and Wayne in Maine (both deceased) discussed this from time to time. Reviewing their posts, oldest to newest, might be helpful. A search brought up 19+ matches, there are probably more that are older. http://forum.mennonet.com/search.php?st=0&sk=t&sd=d&sr=posts&...

Do you still practice it? If so.,... how?? Any thoughts on how people have strayed from this? Thanks
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gelassenheit
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ordnung#Gelassenheit

Archeology shows us that there were baptismals…. And there were very large pools with steps on each end that they walked in and walked out as it was so that they were starting over when they came out the other side

I don’t think Jesus had one

pouring in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit Pouring was reserved for exceptions, if you have read the Didache. Have you? I have. Unless one takes the Didache as inspired scripture (which I don’t), then it doesn’t matter what mode you use. I already documented well what the mode of John’...

Good post! I’ve been immersersed into a baptismal and also the didache style…. Which one in the didache? [/quote] pouring in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit [/quote] Pouring was reserved for exceptions, if you have read the Didache. Have you? [/quote] Yes and I’m physically disabled so...