Which also (ο κα). Water just mentioned.

After a true likeness (αντιτυπον). Water in baptism now as an ant…

The like figure whereunto, even baptism, does also now save us. There are some various readings here in the Greek text, but the sense is n…

The like figure to which even baptism does also now save us.—There are two undoubted false readings in this sentence whic…

Although the parallel between the OT deliverance of Noah’s family and NT salvation through Christ is not precise in every detail, Peter says that t…

The like figure whereunto—I fully think that the relative pronoun should be read in the dative case, and that it has happened through a mi…

The like figure to which [even] baptism does also now save
us
The ark, and deliverance …

We sanctify God before others when our conduct invites and encourages them to glorify and honour Him. What was the ground and reason of their hope?…