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INTRODUCTION.

BOOK I.

ANTECEDENT OF BAPTISM.

CHAP. I.-

The Bible

II.-

The Bible

III.-

The Bible--Principles of Interpretation

IV.-

Faith

V.-

Repentance unto Life

VI.-

Covenants of Promise--Circumcision

VII.-

Flesh and Spirit--Liberty and Necessity--New Institution

BOOK II.

ACTION OF BAPTISM.

CHAP. I.-

Bapto--The root of Baptism

II.-

Baptizo--Greek Lexicographers

III.-

Ancient Versions

IV.-

English Translations

V.-

Reformers, Annotators, Paraphrasts, and Critics

VI.-

English Lexicographers, Encyclopedias, and Reviewers of the Pedobaptist School

VII.-

Words used in construction with Baptizo, Raino, Rantizo, Cheo, and Louo, such as epi, en, eis, ek, apo,

VIII.-

The Places where Baptism was anciently administered

IX.-

Apostolic Allusions to Baptism

X.-

Passages urged against Immersion from the use of Baptizo and Baptismos in certain places

XI.-

Legal Sprinklings

XII.-

Convertible Terms

XIII.-

History of Immersion and Sprinkling

BOOK III.

SUBJECTS OF BAPTISM.

CHAP. I.-

Subjects of John’s Baptism

II.-

Subjects of Christian Baptism--Induction of New Testament Cases

III.-

Subjects of Baptism and Subjects of Circumcision Contrasted

BOOK IV.

DESIGN OF BAPTISM.

CHAP. I.-

Design of Baptism

II.-

Design of Baptism

BOOK V.

CONSEQUENTS OF BAPTISM.

CHAP. I.-

Adoption

II.-

Justification

III.-

Sanctification

BOOK VI.

REVIEWS OF THE ADVOCATES OF INFANT BAPTISM.

CHAP. I.-

Review of Bishop Kenrick’s Treatise

II.-

Review of Dr. Miller, of Princeton

III.-

Review of Prof. Miller, of Princeton; and Dr. Wall, Vicar of Shorem, in Kent

IV.-

Review of Prof. Miller, of Princeton; and Dr. Wall, Vicar of Shorem, and others

V.-

Review of Prof. Miller, Dr. Wall, &c., continued

VI.-

Review of Dr. Kurtz, and Rev. Mr. Hall

VII.-

Review of Prof. Stuart, of Andover

VIII.-

The Evil of Infant Baptism

IX.-

Review of Dr. C. Taylor, Editor of Calmet’s Dictionary of the Bible

X.-

One hundred and thirty-four Questions on Infant Baptism

APPENDIX.