Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 III, 1,25|   people-both those who through baptism and the profession of faith
 2 III, 1,25| revelation and the sacrament of baptism.~To the extent to which
 3 III, 1,27|       dimensions of the spirit.~Baptism is of course a salvific
 4 III, 1,27|        constituent of Christian baptism, far from eliminating the
 5 III, 1,27|  element already present in the baptism which Jesus himself received
 6 III, 1,27|  likewise, as a ratification of baptism and together with baptism
 7 III, 1,27|       baptism and together with baptism a sacrament of initiation,
 8 III, 2,30|         of sins committed after baptism.~The practice of this sacrament,
 9 III, 2,30|      have fallen into sin after baptism might receive grace and
10 III, 2,31|     serious sin committed after baptism. Certainly the Savior and