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 1 1intro|          the example of our Jesus Christ, are born in water, nor
 2 7     |           Whence Aaron is called "Christ," from the "chrism," which
 3 8     |       other, that, by delineating Christ, they even portended the
 4 8     |           future benediction into Christ. Then, over our cleansed
 5 9     |           of Moses. That tree was Christ, restoring, to wit, of Himself,
 6 9     |        accompanying rock;" for if Christ is "the Rock," without doubt
 7 9     |     baptism blest by the water in Christ. How mighty is the grace
 8 9     |          the sight of God and His Christ, for the confirmation of
 9 9     | confirmation of baptism! Never is Christ without water: if, that
10 10    |        shortly about to follow in Christ: for in that John used to
11 10    |           things are not his, but Christ's, by saying, "He who is
12 11    |      other exists, except that of Christ subsequently; which at that
13 12    |         has put on the garment of Christ's baptism, either the peril
14 12    |      others who lack the water of Christ is prejudged, that the prescript
15 12    |            were not companions of Christ, but enemies of the faith,
16 14    |    himself, in that he said, "For Christ sent me not to baptize;",
17 14    |       Stephanas? However, even if Christ had not sent him to baptize,
18 15    |           one--that is, the same--Christ. And therefore their baptism
19 18    |          have become able to know Christ. Why does the innocent period