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As a combination of, [[מי]] water, and [[ים]] water, the plural form [[מים]] has the [[י]] yud, representing a new creation in the midst of the waters.  Baptism is a representation of a new birth.  
 
As a combination of, [[מי]] water, and [[ים]] water, the plural form [[מים]] has the [[י]] yud, representing a new creation in the midst of the waters.  Baptism is a representation of a new birth.  
  
This doctrine predates all paganism, even predating man himself.
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Baptism

The first reference to baptism comes from Genesis 1:2:

Ge 1:2 And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness [was] upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.

Examine the word מים waters:

As a combination of, מי water, and ים water, the plural form מים has the י yud, representing a new creation in the midst of the waters. Baptism is a representation of a new birth.