Baptism by immersion or by pouring of water which one is scriptural?

A lot of stories had been going on about baptism more particularly baptism by pouring of water. Our penticostal friends in their uinvented history of the Catholic says this was the invention of the famous Emperror Constantine:
What does the Bible says;

Ezekiel 36,25-27 I will sprinkle clean water on your head and make you clean from all your idols and everything else that defiled me.....................I will put my spirit in you and will see to it that you follow my Law

Jesus  do not specify the method but stress on water Jn 3,5 I am telling you this, no one can enter the Kingvdom of God unless he is born of water and the Holly Spirit,

He was to show us what The baptism of his foloowers will loo k like  durying His own baptism, God the Father publicly declare Him as His Son, and God the Holly Spirit came down and settle on Him,Matt 3, 13-17

Paul aptly describe baptism by immersion in Romans 6,4 We therefore were buried with Him through baptism ,,,,Did he meant physical immersion in a running water as our new Churches  say or spitual immersion; It could not necessarily be physical immersion because Saint Paul from all indication received the Baptism by Qprinkling as described in the book of Ezekiel, Acts 9,18 At once sometrhing like fish scale fell from Pauls eyes and he was able to see again, He stood up and was baptized and after he had eaten his strenght came back.

Paul never took people to a river to baptize He administered Baptism by Sprinkling: Act 16,33 At that very hour of the night the jailler took them and washed their wounds and he and all his familly were baptized.

Baptism by sprinkling or pouring of the water is the most recommended; by immersion is not bad also  but don't get people drowned in water as it happened somewhere in Kenya.

Uncoruptible Corps ,Divine message to Protestants and Penticostals

    Saint Bernadette 19th Century






Never in the History of humanity have we ever head of a dead body of a human being that has refused to rot after weeks:

This changed with the advent of Christianity. In Act 2,27 we read::::::::::You will not allow the corps of your faithful servant to rot::::::. Saint Peter tells us it refered to Jesus.

For the past 2000 years   the Church have counted more than one hundred corps which did rot for centuries. Some as early as the second Centuries  ; These include Matyers,christians living consecrated lives; and some popes the last one being pope John Paul 2

One curiosity worth nothing is that since the protestant reformation in the early 16th century the protestant and the penticostal  churches have never experienced this phenomenon even with their matyers

What Divine message can we derive from this. In my  opinion God is not happy with them for chaleging the Instructions and prophesies on His Church in Matt.16 ; 13-18











Saint Rita 8th century

Saint Jean Paul 2 21st century