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[8669] Lavacrum. [John xiii. 9, 10, as above.]
[8670] i.e. of being the first to be chosen.
[8671] Luke xviii. 42; Mark x. 52.
[8672] “Remittentur” is Oehler’s reading; “remittuntur” others read; but the Greek is in perfect tense. See Mark ii. 5.
[8673] i.e. faith, or perhaps the “compendious grace of baptism.”
[8676] Luke ix. 59, 60; but it is not said there that the man did it.
[8678] i.e. probably the Cainites. See c. ii.
[8679] i.e. the sacrament, or obligation of faith. See beginning of chapter.
[8680] Matt. xxviii. 19: “all” omitted.
[8681] John ii. 5: “shall not” for “cannot;” “kingdom of the heavens”—an expression only occurring in Matthew—for “kingdom of God.”
[8682] i.e. from the time when the Lord gave the “law.”
[8683] i.e. not till after the “law” had been made.
[8684] See Acts ix. 1-31.
Chapter XIV.—Of Paul’s Assertion, that He Had Not Been Sent to Baptize.
[8687] 1 Cor. i. 11-12; iii. 3-4.
[8688] Matt. v. 9; referred to in de Patien. c. ii.
Chapter XV.—Unity of Baptism. Remarks on Heretical And Jewish Baptism.
[8689] Oehler refers us to c. xii. above, “He who hath once bathed.”
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