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 1 1,4 |          us, both before and after baptism, to supply faith, and not
 2 2,2 |            sacramental efficacy of Baptism and Eucharist, as well as
 3 2,2 |            the birth of Jesus, His baptism, transfiguration, death
 4 2,2 |        more so, the ritual acts of Baptism and the Eucharist, in the
 5 2,2 |            any more than he viewed Baptism as figurative in Rom 6.
 6 2,2 |        also contains references to Baptism and the Eucharist as determining
 7 2,3 |          us, both before and after Baptism, to supply faith, and not
 8 2,4 |            and mind, indeed a new “baptism of the Holy Spirit” to rejuvenate
 9 4,1 |     celebrations of the mystery of Baptism. The sacred text functions
10 4,2 |            1:23), the texts of the baptism and transfiguration of Jesus
11 4,2 |        example, the account of the baptism of Jesus highlights the
12 4,2 |           one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God and Father of us
13 4,3 | transformed and sanctified through Baptism, a life of holiness appropriate
14 4,3 |        Saint Paul has to say about Baptism in Rom 6. By being baptized
15 4,3 |            sacramentally rooted in Baptism and Eucharist, the communal
16 4,3 |           holiness associated with baptism as new birth. The Letter
17 4,3 |             the Gospel, as well as Baptism (1 Pt 1:3,23; 2:2;3:21).
18 4,4 |         and sacramental action. In Baptism the believer shares in the
19 7,4 |    apostolic life through an adult baptism of the Holy Spirit. He was
20 8,4 |            and the sacred rites of Baptism and the Lord's Supper, in
21 8,4 |       moral purity, the rituals of Baptism and the Lord's Supper, and
22 8,4 |           one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God and Father of us
23 9,1 |      Gospel, the initiation act of Baptism, the sacred meal of the
24 10,1|         spiritual movement through baptism by divine fire.~ What is
25 10,5|        life,” “new birth,” “second baptism,” “renewal of the soul,”
26 10,5|       flame of God’s grace through baptism. Every person, clergy or