| "For He will baptise you with the Holy Spirit and fire." | |
| - They probably wanna baptise a baby here. | |
| -Did you baptise her? | |
| Abigail Mary, I baptise thee in the name of the Father, the Son... ..and the Holy Spirit. | |
| And once we baptise this new machine, we'll make newspaper history. | |
| "For He will baptise you with the Holy Spirit and fire." | |
| - They probably wanna baptise a baby here. | |
| -Did you baptise her? | |
| Abigail Mary, I baptise thee in the name of the Father, the Son... ..and the Holy Spirit. | |
| And once we baptise this new machine, we'll make newspaper history. | |
| It baptises, it sanitises. | |
| It baptises, it sanitises. | |
| "Dear Elena, you have baptised the child and called him Paolo. | |
| "They baptised her in the way that they did at the time "and named her Blodeuwedd." | |
| "When asked whether they were Christians and had been baptised, | |
| "and most beautiful maiden that anyone had ever seen." "And they baptised her in the way they did at that time "and named her Blodeuwedd." | |
| 'And Rosie, having baptised me with her ciderous kisses, 'married a soldier and I lost her forever.' | |
| - # Amen - # Where John was baptising | |
| And if any of that hinges on Ben and Emma baptising their child. | |
| Both alike in their deep-seated objection to my baptising the child. | |
| But just a temporary baptising. | |
| So they began baptising adults afresh, earning themselves the nickname Anabaptists or rebaptisers. | |
| "Dear Elena, you have baptised the child and called him Paolo. | |
| "They baptised her in the way that they did at the time "and named her Blodeuwedd." | |
| "When asked whether they were Christians and had been baptised, | |
| "and most beautiful maiden that anyone had ever seen." "And they baptised her in the way they did at that time "and named her Blodeuwedd." | |
| 'And Rosie, having baptised me with her ciderous kisses, 'married a soldier and I lost her forever.' | |
| - # Amen - # Where John was baptising | |
| And if any of that hinges on Ben and Emma baptising their child. | |
| Both alike in their deep-seated objection to my baptising the child. | |
| But just a temporary baptising. | |
| So they began baptising adults afresh, earning themselves the nickname Anabaptists or rebaptisers. | |
