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 1 2      |         His Spirit, He bade the baptism of repentance lead the way,
 2 5(40)  |       Which is solemnly done in baptism.~
 3 6      |                     Chapter VI.-Baptism Not to Be Presumptously
 4 6(46)  |                        i.e., by baptism.~
 5 6      |      presumptuous confidence in baptism introduces all kind of vicious
 6 6(51)  |                        i.e., in baptism.~
 7 6(56)  |                        i.e., in baptism.~
 8 6      |          already. For the first baptism of a learner is this, a
 9 6      |   unless he be bound thereto by baptism. But if any entertain this
10 6      |      know not whether he, after baptism, do not feel more sadness
11 6      |   becoming that learners desire baptism, but do not hastily receive
12 6      |      not merit the reception of baptism. But the hasty receiver,
13 7      |       Such as Have Lapsed After Baptism~So long, Lord Christ, may
14 7(61)  |                    i.e., before baptism.~
15 7      |     fastened up with the bar of baptism, has permitted it still
16 8(84)  |    Publicly enrolled as such in baptism; for Tertullian here is
17 12     |    first bulwarks of the Lord's baptism107 there still remains for
18 12(107)| distinction between "the Lord's baptism" and "John's" see de Bapt.