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 1 4 |  distinction between those whom John baptized in the Jordan and
 2 6 |      has preceded; for thus was John beforehand the Lord's forerunner, "
 3 10|                           X. OF JOHN'S BAPTISM.~We have spoken,
 4 10|        The baptism announced by John formed the subject, even
 5 10|       too, in that we read that John was sent by the lord to
 6 10|       we find that men who had "John's baptism" had not received
 7 10|   follow in Christ: for in that John used to preach "baptism
 8 10|         for another to perfect. John himself professes that the
 9 11| disciples! ' " As if, in truth, John had preached that He would
10 11|        the selfsame "baptism of John" that His disciples used
11 11|        as ministers, with which John before had baptized as forerunner.
12 12|  undergone the human baptism of John, and were longing for that
13 12|    deprive the apostles even of John's baptism. Can it seem credible
14 12|         that is, the baptism of John, had not then been "prepared "
15 12|     clare, the Lord had exalted John above him (by the testimony)
16 12|      there is none greater than John the Baptist." Others make
17 16|       water and blood," just as John has written; that He might
18 20|  meaning even of the baptism of John: "They were baptized," saith (