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... you through the gospel," " of his own will begat he us by the word of truth ; but
no other instrument is spoken of as having the same relation to our heavenly birth
as that of water. [Here baptism becomes an instrument.] — Tract on Baptism, p.
... you through the gospel," " of his own will begat he us by the word of truth ; but
no other instrument is spoken of as having the same relation to our heavenly birth
as that of water. [Here baptism becomes an instrument.] — Tract on Baptism, p.
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