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 1   2,  13|  receiving the Holy Spirit at his Baptism, Jesus makes clear his messianic
 2   5     |                    Conversion and Baptism~
 3   5,  46|        for Christ by "preaching a baptism of repentance for the forgiveness
 4   5,  47| Conversion to Christ is joined to Baptism not only because of the
 5   5,  47|      Conversion is also joined to Baptism because of the intrinsic
 6   5,  47|      kingdom of God" (Jn 3:5). In Baptism, in fact, we are born anew
 7   5,  47|      anointed in the Holy Spirit. Baptism is not simply a seal of
 8   5,  47|         conversion to Christ from Baptism, regarding Baptism as unnecessary.
 9   5,  47|           from Baptism, regarding Baptism as unnecessary. It is true
10   5,  47|    considerations associated with Baptism obscure its genuine meaning
11   5,  47|           have to be prepared for Baptism through the catechumenate
12   5,  48|                48. Conversion and Baptism give entry into a Church
13   5,  50|           those who have received Baptism in Christ. On this basis
14   5,  55|      cancel the call to faith and baptism which God wills for all
15   5,  55|         on the need for faith and baptism, at the same time confirmed
16   5,  55|        which people enter through Baptism as through a door." 101
17   6     |         Laity Are Missionaries by baptism~
18   7,  77|         Church by virtue of their Baptism, all Christians share responsibility