The sum of sacred divinity briefly & methodically propoundedThe summe of sacred diuinitie briefly & methodically propounded

The Actions, to wit, the delivering of the Elements by the Minister, and our taking of it, which is the outward Action, with Gods bestowing his Son upon us, and all good things, and our (by faith) receiving of him: by reason of both which, the Apostle saith, that in Baptism ^fwe put on Christ, and that by ^gone Spirit we are all baptized into one Body, and made to drink into one Spirit.

The Actions, to wit, the deliuering of the Elements by the Minister, and our taking of it, which is the outward Action, with Gods bestowing his Sonne vpon vs, and all good things, and our (by faith) receiuing of him: by reason of both which, the Apostle saith, that in Baptisme ^fwe put on Christ, and that by ^gone Spirit wee are all baptized into one Body, and made to drinke into one Spirit.

1. fGal. 3. 27.
2. g1. Cor. 12. 13.

And hence cometh an ordinary and usual Phrase in the Scripture, giving to the Sign the name it self of the Grace signified, as when ^hCircumcision is called the Covenant; the ⁱLamb, the Passover, &c.