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Acts 6:3-6
Laying on of hands is a rite used to set people apart for special tasks. The laying on of hands is part of a formal ceremony by which the church commissions selected people into their new service. Paul advises that this should take place only after the entire matter is properly and prayerfully considered.
Martin G. Collins
Basic Doctrines: The Laying On of HandsRelated Topics: Basic Doctrines: Laying on of Hands | Blessing of Little Children | Blessings | Laying On of Hands | Ordination | Setting Apart for Special Use
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