Nicene & Post-Nicene Fathers — Second Series Vol. 13 — (Resp.--Blessed be He that blots out in water misdeeds that are without measure!)
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Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers Second Series Vol. 13
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1. Descend my sealed brethren, put ye on our Lord,--and be rejoined to His lineage, for He is son of a great lineage,--as He has said in His Word. 2. From on high is His Nature, and from beneath His Vesture.--Each that puts off his vesture, commingled is that vesture, with His Vesture forever. 3. Ye too in the water, receive from him the vesture,--that wastes not or is lost for it is the vesture that vests--them that are vested in it forever. 4. But the blessed Priest, is daysman between two:--the covenant shall be made before Him, He is daysman of his Lord,--and surety on our part. …
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