A most sure and strong defence of the baptism of children, against [the] pestiferous…A moste sure and strong defence of the baptisme of children, against [the] pestiferous…

or did teach how we ought to repent, that will be initiated in Christ or receive the first instruction in the religion of Christ? Afterwards he did speak of him that should come after him that they might believe in him, that is to say, in Jesus Christ. Out of the which faith and belief, peace doth spring in the mind and conscience of man. Rom. v.¹ chap. When they had understanded that they did receive the baptism of water in the name of Jesus. The words that follow of the imposition of hands, make me to expound this last, of the baptism of water. As I think now, I have sufficiently proved, that this place helpeth nothing the Anabaptists: for they, whom ⟨image 9⟩mention is made of, in the .xix. chap. of Acts, were not baptized again, but baptized once for all, and twice instructed and taught.²

or did teache how we ought to repent, that will be initiated in Christ or receyue the fyrst instructyon in the religyon of Christe? Afterwardes he dyd speake of hym that shuld come after him that they might beleue in hym, that is to say, in Iesus Christe. Out of the whych fayth and beleife, peace doth spryng in ye mynde and conscyence of man. Rom. v.¹ chap. Whē they had vnderstanded that they dyd receyue the baptisme of water in the name of Iesus. The wordes that folowe of ye imposityon of handes, make me to expound thys last, of the baptisme of water. As I thynke now, I haue suffyciently proued, that this place helpeth nothing the Anabaptistes: for they, whō ⟨image 9⟩mentyon is made of, in the .xix. chap. of Acts, were not baptized againe, but baptyzed once for all, and twyse instructed and taught.²

1. 1Ro. v chap