Chapter

1 19|     once put Him on in their baptism. By such subtlety, then,
2 23|   then buried with Christ in baptism, and also raised again with
3 47|    its reach; nor could even baptism be properly ordered for
4 47| therefore buried with Him by baptism into death, that just as
5 47|      the newness of, through baptism, by faith, the apostle with
6 47|    By a figure we die in our baptism, but in a reality we rise
7 48|   suppose that the vicarious baptism (in question) would be beneficial
8 48|  this process of a corporeal baptism. "Why are they then baptized
9 52|      those whom the water of baptism has submerged). In like