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Free Ebook: Reasons of a Change of Sentiment and Practice by James Haldane
James Hadane, Reasons of a Change of Sentiment and Practice on the Subject of Baptism. Edinburgh: Printed by John Ritchie London, 1809. Pages 101. 5 out of 5 Free download. This is an excellent work on the subject of baptism by Mr. James Haldane. Haldane, after having begun lecturing through Genesis and dealing with the covenant made with Abraham began to enter seriously into the argument for…
Free Ebook: Truth and Peace by Thomas Grantham
Thomas Grantham, Truth and Peace: or The Last and Most Friendly Debate concerning Infant Baptism. An unnamed Printer: Sold by Unnamed. London, Printed for the Author, 1689. P. 120. 5 out of 5 Free Download. I hurriedly placed this work into PDF 5 years ago. Having looked back through it, I decided to revise my work. Grantham writes against an individual’s work entitled, The Case of Infant…
Free Ebook: A Small Treatise of Baptisme or Dipping by Edward Barber
Edward Barber, A Small Treatise of Baptisme An unnamed Printer: Sold by Unnamed Printing location is unnamed, 1641. P. 43. 5 out of 5 Free Download. I had placed this work into PDF several years ago. However, after I began blogging through it, I noticed countless errors throughout the work. For instance on Barber’s title page he gave four points which he would cover in this small treatise. On…
Free Ebook: Baptism Discovered by John Norcott
John Norcott, Baptism Discovered. Re-printed at London: Sold by Will. Marshal, at the Bible in Newgate-street, 1694. Pages 52. 5 out of 5 Free download. I wanted to let everyone know that I have a new work on baptism linked to my website. This work is a valuable resource as it argues against infant baptism and proves with Scripture, that only believers are to be baptized. This work is fully…
To close with a few words
To close with a few words
Now to close with a few words: 1. Let none despise this command of God, the ordinance of baptism; remember it is a command of his; be it at your peril if you do; it is hard kicking against the pricks; it is dangerous to treat with contempt any of the commands of God, and ordinances of Christ; beware, lest that should come upon you, and be fulfilled in you, behold, ye despisers, and wonder, and…
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To observe the encouragement, motives, and reasons given to keep this ordinance, as well as others
To observe the encouragement, motives, and reasons given to keep this ordinance, as well as others
III. To observe the encouragement, motives, and reasons given to keep this ordinance, as well as others, 1. The apostle says, this is the love of God; that is, this shews love to God; it is a plain case, that a man loves God, when he keeps his commandments; this is an evidence, that he loves not in word, and in tongue only, but in deed and in truth. Others may say that they love God and Christ;…
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Secondly, Next let us consider in what manner the ordinance of baptism is to be kept and observed
Secondly, Next let us consider in what manner the ordinance of baptism is to be kept and observed
II. To shew that the ordinance of water-baptism, being a divine command, it ought to be kept, and observed, as directed to in the word of God. Secondly, Next let us consider in what manner the ordinance of baptism is to be kept and observed: and, 1. It should be kept in faith; for without faith it is impossible to please God; and whatsoever is not of faith, is sin (Heb. 11:6; Rom. 14:23). 2. In…
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First, I shall shew, by whom it is to be kept and observed.
First, I shall shew, by whom it is to be kept and observed.
II. To shew that the ordinance of water-baptism, being a divine command, it ought to be kept, and observed, as directed to in the word of God. First, I shall shew, by whom it is to be kept and observed. 1. By sensible, repenting sinners. John’s baptism was called the baptism of repentance (Mark 1:4); because repentance was previous to it; and the very first persons that were baptized by him, were…
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