...fear [towards God], and in the Spirit the hope towards Jesus ;" or, as Archbishop Wake translates, " having in our hearts the fear and hope which is in Jesus by the Spirit." This epistle contains no other notices of baptism ; and these evidently relate to instances of professed...

...it ; and he that shall eat of them shall live for ever." The signification of which is this ; that we go down into the water full of sins and pollutions ; but coming up again bringing forth frujt ; having in our hearts the fear and hope which is in Jesus, by...

...it; and he that shall eat of them shall live for ever. The signification of which is this — That we go down into the water, full of sins and pollutions,...the fear and hope which is in Jesus, by the spirit. And whosoever shall eat of them shall live for ever; that is, whosoever shall hearken to those who...

...Alex. lib. iii. Strom, p. 463, transcribing this passage hath them not. 1 ie, the body of Christ. 154 come up again, bringing forth fruit; having in our...the fear and hope which is in Jesus, by the spirit. And whosoever shall eat of them shall live for ever. 15 That is, whosoever shall hearken to those who...

...: — that we go dotvn info the water fall of sinsand pollutions, but come up again bringing furth fruit ; having in our hearts the fear and hope which is in Jesus by the spirit. " And whosoever shall eat of them shall live forever." That is, whosoever shall hearken to ihos« that...

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...the water full of sins and pollutions, '»it coming up again bringing forth fruit, having in their hearts the fear and hope, which is in Jesus by the Spirit.' ( Epist. n.) Hermas represents them as ' having heard the word, and being willing to be baptized in...

...it; and he that shall eat of them shall live for ever.' The signification of which is this: — that we go down into the water, full of sins and pollutions;...fruit; having in our hearts the fear and hope which are in Jesus by the Spirit: 'And whosoever shall eat of them shall live for ever.' That is, whosoever...

...beautifully describes the outward and inward change which the believing reception of this rite confers. — " We go down into the water full of sins and pollutions, but we come up again, bringing forth fruit ; having in our hearts the fear and love that is in Jesus Christ,...

...water (xowa/3aivo(/,£v tig TO uSap) full of sins and pollutions but come up again, (ava/3aivo(A6v) bringing forth fruit, having in our hearts the fear and hope which is in Jesus by the Spirit.' This passage, though not noticed by Prof. Stuart, is however an unquestionable allusion to baptism....