Part,  Chapter

 1 I,A  |         Jesus" (Gal 2.16, cf. Rom 3.22,26; Phil 3.9). Baptism
 2 I,A  |         16, cf. Rom 3.22,26; Phil 3.9). Baptism is not a human
 3 I,A  |          and risen Messiah (Rom 6:3-11; 11:17-24), into the
 4 I,A  |          is Christ himself (Eph 1:3; 3:3; Col 1:27 and 2:2).~
 5 I,A  |          Christ himself (Eph 1:3; 3:3; Col 1:27 and 2:2).~
 6 I,A  |        Christ himself (Eph 1:3; 3:3; Col 1:27 and 2:2).~  2.
 7 I,A  |         Christ Jesus our Lord."~  3. The faith of the Christian:
 8 I,A  |        from glory to glory" (2 Co 3:18). It calls each of us
 9 I,A  | transforms (cf. I Kg 18:36-39; Mt 3:11; Lk 12:49). Also in baptism,
10 I,B  |    discussion in Part II below).~ 3. The Symbolism of Baptism:
11 II,A |       valid, if perhaps illicit.~ 3. The schism between Catholics
12 II,B |     ancient authoritative texts.~ 3. "Sacramental Economy" according
13 III,A|      world of the world to come.~ 3. The fact that our churches
14 III,B|          of the Orthodox Church;~ 3. That the Patriarchate of