Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4  |         itself, by the eunuch's baptism. As the Apostle interpreted
 2   1,Add,1|   catechumen recited before his baptism did embody in summary form
 3   1,Add,1|      which they had received at baptism, will have no diffi-~culty
 4   1,Add,1|        particular point: Infant Baptism as an instance pointing
 5   1,Add,1|         it had been received at baptism. Liturgical ar-~guments
 6   1,Add,1|      obviously, to the rites of Baptism and Eucharist, which are,
 7   1,Add,1| reserved for the candidates for Baptism, at the last stage of their
 8   2,4,4  |        evil” (1 Thes. 5:14-22).~Baptism is death to sin: “There
 9   2,4,4  |          About death to sin and baptism, see also~Rom. 6:1-7, 8:
10   2,5,6  |       means of the Sacrament of Baptism. In the following visions,
11   2,5,2  |       begins with the moment of~Baptism of the believer, is strengthened