@BashlinCore@LastHop87440890 Where did you get that meaning from?
Βαπτίζω (baptízō) basically means:
to dip
to immerse
to plunge something into a liquid
to submerge
It is related to the earlier Greek verb βάπτω, meaning to dip, especially to dip something into a liquid, sometimes to dye by dipping it into
@Deth2Compromise@Its_TOver@NewsNFTU of age, living with the family of a collective farmer in the Bakhchisarai District. During the period of the German occupation, he had been a priest in the village of Bazarchik—now the village of Pochtovoye, in the Bakhchisarai District.
Veriutin denied that he had performed any
@Deth2Compromise@Its_TOver@NewsNFTU and who went about the villages performing various kinds of religious services (treby). He asked me to take measures to forbid him from performing such services.
Three or four days later, Hieromonk Ippolit Veriutin was summoned by me. He was an elderly man of about eighty years
@NewsNFTU I would say that we aren’t concerned about Roman Catholic ecumenism. It’s just adding an additional heresy to those who have been heretics for a thousand years.
@FatherLongin Sorry, but the Orthodox do not agree with John Henry Newman. One of the heretical stances of the Papists was that they “communed” the faithful only with one “species”. When we commune bedridden faithful etc. the Holy Body has always been tinctured with the most precious blood.