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 1      I, 28|      PERVERSE DOCTRINE DEPRIVES BAPTISM OF ALL ITS GRACE. IF MARCION
 2      I, 28|        faith! For what end does baptism serve, according to him?
 3      I, 29| purchased by divorce a title to baptism, as if even generative impotents
 4    III, 7 |      his tempting Him after His baptism: afterwards He was stripped
 5     IV, 9 |   virtue and fulness of the one baptism was thus solemnly imputed
 6     IV, 9 |        a revelation, but also a baptism, endued with compendious
 7     IV, 11|         divorce does he reserve baptism. Wherefore, then, do you
 8     IV, 34|   admitting to the sacrament of baptism and of the eucharist those
 9     IV, 38|      CONFUTED.~Christ knew "the baptism of John, whence it was."
10     IV, 38|       to have been, that John's baptism was "of men," they would
11     IV, 38|         of the tree. But John's baptism was "from heaven." "Why,
12      V, 10|    author and advocate of this (baptism for the dead. His only aim
13      V, 10|       passage defining "but one baptism." To be "baptized for the