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... say the Oriental - custom , which , both in ancient and modern times , regards ablution , cleansing of the hands , the face , and the person , at once as a means of health and as a Bingham , xi . 11 , § 1 , 2 . 7 Ibid . xi . 9 , § 3 , 4 ...
... say the Oriental - custom , which , both in ancient and modern times , regards ablution , cleansing of the hands , the face , and the person , at once as a means of health and as a Bingham , xi . 11 , § 1 , 2 . 7 Ibid . xi . 9 , § 3 , 4 ...
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... say that it was godliness . If the early Christians had , as we shall see , their daily Communion , the Essenes , for the sake of maintaining their punctilious clean- liness , had even more than daily Baptism . Every time . that we see ...
... say that it was godliness . If the early Christians had , as we shall see , their daily Communion , the Essenes , for the sake of maintaining their punctilious clean- liness , had even more than daily Baptism . Every time . that we see ...
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... was made use of the moment the convert was disposed to turn , as we say , the new leaf in his Rom . vi . 4 ; 1 Cor . x . 2 ; 1 Pet . iii . 20 , 21 . life . And even afterwards , in the second century CHAP . I. 9 AS A FLUNGE .
... was made use of the moment the convert was disposed to turn , as we say , the new leaf in his Rom . vi . 4 ; 1 Cor . x . 2 ; 1 Pet . iii . 20 , 21 . life . And even afterwards , in the second century CHAP . I. 9 AS A FLUNGE .
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... say , Conversion . See Clem . Rom . i . 9. Clemens Alex . ( apud Eus . H. E. iii . 23 ) , Strom . lib . ii . p . 425 , A. The Gorham litigation of 1850 , which turned on the necessity of ' an unconditional regeneration in Baptism ...
... say , Conversion . See Clem . Rom . i . 9. Clemens Alex . ( apud Eus . H. E. iii . 23 ) , Strom . lib . ii . p . 425 , A. The Gorham litigation of 1850 , which turned on the necessity of ' an unconditional regeneration in Baptism ...
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... says the English Baptismal Service , doth represent unto us our Christian profession , which is to follow Christ and to be made like unto Him . ' This is the element added to the Baptism of John . In the first two characteristics of ...
... says the English Baptismal Service , doth represent unto us our Christian profession , which is to follow Christ and to be made like unto Him . ' This is the element added to the Baptism of John . In the first two characteristics of ...
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