Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,4 |      was to be recited before baptism. Chapters 7-10 consist of
 2  2,4 | consist of instructions about baptism, prayer, and what seems
 3  2,4 |     and persons preparing for baptism. The “Didache” is listed
 4  3   |  serious sins committed after baptism. The real meaning of Hebrews
 5  3   |      repentance for sin after baptism, but only one. It is from
 6  3   |  Mnesinus, who are above holy baptism and living water but have
 7  3   |     he gave to Seth, the holy baptism of those who know eternal
 8  4,4 |       Matthew. It told of the baptism, the temptation the Lord'
 9  4,4 |     reluctant to go to John's baptism; he says he has no consciousness
10  4,9 |     descended upon him at his baptism and departed from him before
11  4,9 |    with John's preaching, the baptism of Jesus, the choosing of
12  4,9 |     for their accounts of the baptism are very different. It was
13  4,13|  Gnostic sacraments: unction, baptism, eucharist, “redemption,”
14  5,2 | teaching but as administering baptism unrebuked. Paul himself
15  5,2 |        Tertullian relates (On Baptism 17) that when a few years
16  5,3 |    him in his prison, seeking baptism, and he escapes long enough
17  5,3 |      that it is. The story of baptism of the lion (Jerome's fable
18  5,3 | mentioned by Tertullian in On Baptism 17, written at the beginning
19  9,1 |      a page, from the work On Baptism. One is preserved in Origen
20  9,1 |   page long, from the work On Baptism, which has long been included
21 13,7 |   forbidden to Christians, of baptism, confirmation, church observances,
22 14,4 |    the Adornment of Women, On Baptism, On Patience, On Prayer,
23 14,6 |     On the Dress of Women, On Baptism, On Repentance, On Patience,
24 14,6 |      although committed after baptism, could be forgiven by the
25 14,6 |     Greek form of the book On Baptism dealt also with the question
26 14,6 |     the question of heretical baptism and was evidently a different
27 14,15|     Novatian. He had received baptism on a sickbed, the so-called
28 14,15|        the so-called clinical baptism, but he became a presbyter
29 16   |    Soul and Body; no text~ On Baptism; no text~ On Truth; no text~
30 16   |        no text~Tertullian, On Baptism; no Greek text~On the Hope