Faith, Baptism, and Justification

This chapter explores the theological interplay between justification by faith and baptism, using Abraham's experience as a foundational example. It discusses the covenantal significance of baptism, drawing parallels between Old and New Testament practices while emphasizing its role in conveying God's promises and grace. The narrative also highlights the inclusion of Gentiles in the early Church, illustrating the transformative nature of faith and baptism in the salvation experience.