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 1   6|      believes that Christ will die again after some extended
 2  13|      he could then, so to say, die to sin by dying in the flesh,
 3  13|       who attain to this grace die thereby to sin - as he himself
 4  13|   there is no one who does not die to sin in baptism. Infants
 5  13|        sin in baptism. Infants die to ~original sin only; adults,
 6  13|   these are frequently said to die to sin, when without doubt
 7  13|        when without doubt they die not to one~but to many sins,
 8  14|     who are baptized in Christ die to sin, since they are baptized
 9  14|        Yet what sin~do infants die to in being reborn except
10  16|             Now Christ did not die for the~angels. But still,
11  23|       whether dead or~still to die, will be resurrected.~
12  23|        women, lest the mothers die also if the fetuses were
13  23| thereafter possible for him~to die. And, once dead, wheresoever
14  23|     live, even if they quickly die, nor should we believe that
15  23|       corruptible if it cannot die. For there is no true life
16  23|        being is not allowed to die, then death itself, so to
17  26|       good will that he should die. Or, again, it can happen
18  26|      son wills that his father die and~this is also God's will.
19  28|      for example, the power to die when he wills it is in a
20  29|      eternal, with no power to die to it. The condition of