Arguments, derived from sacred scripture and sound reason, exhibiting the necessity and advantages of infant baptism : and proving sprinkling or affusion to be the most scriptural and appropriate mode of administering it, together with a number of essays on important subjects connected with baptism
Print Book, English, 1840
Printed at the Publication Rooms, Baltimore [Maryland], 1840
Controversial literature
370 pages ; 19 cm
10004208
Part i:
Baptism in general
The church of God
First argument
Objections
Second argument
Objections to the argument
Third argument
Objections
Fourth argument
Objections
Fifth argument
Further objections
Part 2:
The benefits of infant baptism
Third benefit
Fourth benefit
Part 3:
The mode of baptism
Appendix: Essays on several subjects connected with baptism
I. Why a name is given at baptism
II. Sponsors at baptism
Confirmation
Baptismal regeneration
The Westminster Assembly respecting baptism
Running title: Infant baptism
Spine title: On infant baptism