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==Tradition in the New Testament==

==Tradition in the New Testament==

The tradition of infant baptism is dismissed as unbiblical, and condemned as invented by the traditions of men being read [[Eisegesis|eisegetically]] into Scripture (Matthew 15:2-3; Mark 7:6-8; 1&nbsp;Timothy 4:1; 2&nbsp;Peter 3:14-18). For example, John MacArthur says {{quotation|You can’t read habits into Scripture, you can’t read traditions into Scripture.<ref>ibid. [https://www.gty.org/library/sermons-library/80-369/is-infant-baptism-biblical Is Infant Baptism Biblical?] by John MacArthur</ref>}}

The tradition of infant baptism is dismissed as unbiblical, and condemned as invented by the traditions of men being read [[Eisegesis|eisegetically]] into Scripture (Matthew 15:2-3; Mark 7:6-8; 1&nbsp;Timothy 4:1; 2&nbsp;Peter 3:14-18). For example, John MacArthur says {{quotation|You can’t read habits into Scripture, you can’t read traditions into Scripture.<ref>ibid. [https://www.gty.org/library/sermons-library/80-369/is-infant-baptism-biblical Is Infant Baptism Biblical? by John MacArthur]</ref>}}

Appeal to unwritten Christian tradition, as being an integral part of the whole doctrine and "''deposit of the faith''" from Jesus and the apostles, and guarded and handed down and only properly [[Exegesis|interpreted]] and [[Hermeneutics|understood]] according to the mind of Christ by the leaders of the [[magisterium]] as shepherds of the church led by the guidance of the Holy Spirit, is based on  

Appeal to unwritten Christian tradition, as being an integral part of the whole doctrine and "''deposit of the faith''" from Jesus and the apostles, and guarded and handed down and only properly [[Exegesis|interpreted]] and [[Hermeneutics|understood]] according to the mind of Christ by the leaders of the [[magisterium]] as shepherds of the church led by the guidance of the Holy Spirit, is based on