Bible Baptism, Or, the Immerser Instructed; From Various Sources (Paperback)


This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated.1844 Excerpt: ... special direction of the father. If they had been adults or even advanced in childhood, the direction would have been given to them. They would have been commanded to "obey" their " parents in the Lord." But here the parochial bishop is required to have " his children in subjection." These little children must be--" faithful." They must therefore be church members; because church members and they only, are called faithful. A man is unfit to be a parochial bishop whose children are not "faithful," or are not publicly recognized as church members. (3.) Church members are said to be "sanctified;"t so are infants; therefore infants who are thus externally sanctified are visible church members. These are only a specimen of the passages which mention infants as church members in New Testament times, and which therefore prove thaMhey were or ought to have been baptized. The evidence that infants were and are church members both in Old and New Testament times, is most pointed and conclusive(a); and that all church members in New Testament times are or ought to be baptized, is as certain as the language of inspiration can make any position(A). From the evidence here presented, it is undeniably certain therefore that infants, by Divine authority, are to be baptized. CHAPTER II. DEFINITE SCRIPTURAL EvIDENCE IN FAvOR OF INFANT BAPTISM. 1. The Abrahamic covenant includes infant baptism. This covenant was made about 1900 years before the birth of Christ, and more than 400 years before the law was given to Moses on Mount Sinai.J A number of particulars in this covenant claim special attention. (l.)TAc parties in this covenant are God and professed believers with their infant children. These parties were suitable. God was one of them. The other, composed of adults and infa...

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated.1844 Excerpt: ... special direction of the father. If they had been adults or even advanced in childhood, the direction would have been given to them. They would have been commanded to "obey" their " parents in the Lord." But here the parochial bishop is required to have " his children in subjection." These little children must be--" faithful." They must therefore be church members; because church members and they only, are called faithful. A man is unfit to be a parochial bishop whose children are not "faithful," or are not publicly recognized as church members. (3.) Church members are said to be "sanctified;"t so are infants; therefore infants who are thus externally sanctified are visible church members. These are only a specimen of the passages which mention infants as church members in New Testament times, and which therefore prove thaMhey were or ought to have been baptized. The evidence that infants were and are church members both in Old and New Testament times, is most pointed and conclusive(a); and that all church members in New Testament times are or ought to be baptized, is as certain as the language of inspiration can make any position(A). From the evidence here presented, it is undeniably certain therefore that infants, by Divine authority, are to be baptized. CHAPTER II. DEFINITE SCRIPTURAL EvIDENCE IN FAvOR OF INFANT BAPTISM. 1. The Abrahamic covenant includes infant baptism. This covenant was made about 1900 years before the birth of Christ, and more than 400 years before the law was given to Moses on Mount Sinai.J A number of particulars in this covenant claim special attention. (l.)TAc parties in this covenant are God and professed believers with their infant children. These parties were suitable. God was one of them. The other, composed of adults and infa...

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General Books LLC

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February 2012

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February 2012

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246 x 189 x 7mm (L x W x T)

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Paperback - Trade

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136

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978-1-150-54325-8

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9781150543258

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1-150-54325-6



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