Baptises Collection

Jesus Baptised by John
John baptises Jesus while the Holy Dove hovers overhead : both John and the kneeling Jesus seem to be on the surface of the river Jordan

Missionary Pedro de Alcala in Formosa
Pedro de Alcala baptises three Formosan criminals, comforting them as they die slowly and painfully on the scaffold Date: circa 1685

John baptises Jesus (colour litho)
3648718 John baptises Jesus (colour litho) by Lawson, John (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: John baptises Jesus)

JESUS BAPTISED
John baptises Jesus while the Holy Dove hovers overhead : both John and the kneeling Jesus seem to be on the surface of the river Jordan

St Philip baptises the eunuch - Acts 8. circa 1688

Christian Baptism in China. Date: circa 1930s

The Life of St Denis (Denys or Dionysius) written by a monk of the Abbey of St Denis. St Denis consecrates a church in Paris and baptises new Christians

Orator Henley Baptises
An infant is christened by John Orator Henley, a well known London preacher of his day Date: circa 1750

Theophilanthropie
La Reveillere-Lepaux, the pope of this cult, baptises a child in a former church : members celebrate their love for humankind in ceremonies involving fruit and flowers

Philip & the Eunuch
Saint Philip the Deacon reveals the faith to a eunuch of the queen of Ethiopia, and baptises him

Philip the Deacon
ST PHILIP THE DEACON on the road between Jerusalem and Gaza he baptises a eunuch, treasurer of the Queen of Ethiopia. [Do not confuse with Philip the Apostle.)

Devil Baptises Recruit
The Devil baptises a new recruit

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"Baptism: A Sacred Ritual Connecting Faith and Humanity" The act of baptism holds a significant place in various cultures and religions, symbolizing purification, rebirth, and spiritual transformation. One of the most renowned instances is when Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist in the Jordan River. This powerful moment marked the beginning of Jesus' ministry and exemplified his humility. Centuries later, missionary Pedro de Alcala brought this sacred rite to Formosa (now Taiwan), spreading Christianity among its people. The image of John baptizing Jesus has been immortalized through a captivating color lithograph that captures the essence of this divine encounter. Christianity's spread continued as St Philip baptized an Ethiopian eunuch, demonstrating that faith knows no boundaries or social status. Even in distant lands like China, Christian baptism found its way into the hearts of believers who embraced their newfound spirituality amidst ancient traditions. In Torquato Tasso's epic poem "Jerusalem Delivered, " fictionalized accounts depict characters undergoing baptism as they navigate love, war, and religious devotion during medieval times. Similarly, "The Life of St Denis" recounts how a monk from Abbey St Denis documented stories where individuals sought solace through baptism during challenging periods. Baptism also extends beyond religious contexts; they can be seen metaphorically as Orator Henley "baptizes" his audience with persuasive speeches that inspire change. Additionally, movements like Theophilanthropie emerged during Enlightenment-era France to create a secular form of baptism based on moral principles rather than religious dogma. Philip's encounter with the Ethiopian eunuch serves as a reminder that anyone can partake in this transformative ritual regardless of their background or circumstances. Philip himself was known as Philip the Deacon for his role in baptizing others while spreading early Christianity. Whether witnessed through historical events or depicted within literature and artistry throughout centuries, baptisms continue to hold immense significance for those seeking spiritual connection, renewal, and a deeper understanding of their faith.