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 1      1, IV  |        help of the water of new birth, the stain of former years
 2      1, IV  |  breathed from heaven, a second birth had restored me to a new
 3      1, VIII|       covenant and law of one's birth, to gaze in detail upon
 4      6, II  |         faith itself and saving birth makes alive, not by being
 5     58, Arg |        THE EIGHTH DAY AFTER ITS BIRTH, HE DECREED WITH SOME OF
 6     58, II  |        or third day after their birth, and that the law of ancient
 7     58, III |        to the inequality of our birth and our body, an infant
 8     58, IV  |        the first days after its birth is not pure, so that any
 9     58, IV  |         is still fresh from its birth, yet it is not such that
10     58, V   |   ancient death at its earliest birth, who approaches the more
11     58, VI  |         very beginning of their birth, lamenting and weeping,
12     73, V   |        that although the second birth is spiritual, by which we
13     73, VII |        an existence. But as the birth of Christians is in baptism,
14     74, VIII|         away of sins and second birth may result from the baptism
15     74, VIII|       understand that spiritual birth cannot be without the Spirit;
16     74, XIV |      regeneration of the second birth, those who are baptized
17     74, XIV | children of God. For the second birth, which occurs in baptism,