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 1 Int     |       objector, they are like John the Baptist, whose baptism
 2 6(4072) |                               John v. 2 sq.~
 3 7       |      already been baptized by John, on their saying in reply
 4 7       |     do we mean by saying that John in his baptism could not
 5 7       |       Christ? And who is that John? 4074 “The voice of one
 6 7(4075) |                               John i. 29.~
 7 7       |     not arisen a greater than John the Baptist.” For no prophet
 8 7       |     Scripture: the baptism of John did not so much consist
 9 7       |      For it is written, 4081 “John came, who baptized in the
10 7(4083) |                               John iii. 31.~
11 7       |       the Holy Ghost.” But if John, as he himself confessed,
12 7       |        because the baptism of John was from heaven, therefore
13 7       |     of Christ. Thus, although John himself said, 4085 “He must
14 7       |      who had been baptized by John, should afterwards by the
15 7       |      distance. The baptism of John was so far imperfect that
16 7(4085) |                               John iii. 30.~
17 7       | baptized? And they said, Into John’s baptism. And Paul said,
18 7       |       baptism. And Paul said, John baptized with the baptism
19 9       |      sent unto them Peter and John: who, when they were come
20 22(4141)|                             1 John ii. 19.~
21 23(4145)|                The words of 1 John iv. 3 would appear to support
22 23(4156)|    him before the Passion. S. John in his Gospel and Epistles
23 23(4156)|  Westcott’s Introduction to 1 John, p. xxxiv. (second ed.)
24 23(4156)|      the heretic with whom S. John refused to be under the
25 23      |   broke out while the apostle John was still alive, and yet