unbaptized in English

adjective unbaptized (Amer.)

that was not baptized into Christianity (also unbaptised)

Use "unbaptized" in a sentence

1. How can unbaptized publishers make their advancement manifest?

2. After that, Michael became an unbaptized publisher.

3. After the baby’s birth, Sallay became an unbaptized publisher.

4. They made rapid progress and soon became unbaptized publishers.

5. Among the younger ones of the household were four unbaptized publishers.

6. It is a privilege to serve with the congregation as an unbaptized publisher.

7. If not, you may want to work toward becoming an unbaptized publisher.

8. What is needed for a child to qualify as an unbaptized publisher?

9. Qualifying as an unbaptized publisher or being accepted for baptism is a major step forward.

10. Perhaps he could become an unbaptized publisher in time to engage in the Kingdom News campaign.

11. Additionally, her cousin is now an unbaptized publisher, and a book study is being held in this village.

12. Unbaptized publishers, by adapting language from this card to their own circumstances and convictions, may wish to write out their own directive.

13. Stephen Venter, who was 17 years old when he went to the detention barracks, said: “I was an unbaptized publisher with a limited knowledge of the truth.

14. Unbaptized publishers may write out directives for themselves and their children by adapting language from the Advance Medical Directive/Release card, Identity Card, and DPA form.

15. After the meeting, all baptized publishers will be given the Advance Medical Directive/ Release card, and those with unbaptized minor children will receive an Identity Card for each child.

16. If circumstances make it advisable for another publisher to conduct a Bible study with an unbaptized son or daughter of a Christian family associated with the congregation, the presiding overseer or service overseer should be consulted.

17. Before anyone can become even an unbaptized preacher of the good news, Christian elders make sure that he understands basic Bible teachings, lives in harmony with them, and gives an affirmative response to a question of this kind, “Do you really want to be one of Jehovah’s Witnesses?”

18. Will Coster suggests that the term "Chrisom child," sometimes found in English parish registers, gradually changed its meaning during the century after the Elizabethan settlement from "recently baptized" to "unbaptized."Until the reunion of soul and body after the Resurrection, earthly graves were the proper repositories for the corpses of the dead.