"An Inquiry Into The Usage Of Babtizo And The Nature Of Judaic Baptism" by James Wilkinson Dale delves into a detailed examination of the term 'baptizo' and its historical and theological implications. This meticulously researched work explores the practice of baptism within a Judaic context and its subsequent evolution in Christian tradition.

Dale's inquiry provides valuable insights into the nuanced meanings associated with baptism, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of its significance. This book remains relevant for theologians, historians, and anyone interested in the historical roots and theological underpinnings of Christian baptism.

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