Church Doctrine, Bible Truth

Pott, Young, 1892 - 388 pages

CHAPTER I	1

1st By her yearly round of Fast and Festival	11

Infant Baptism has more distinct New Testament grounds than	14

CHAPTER II	25

This Creed guards the simple statement that Jesus Christ	36

The visible Church alone recognised in Gods word	47

199	64

In accordance with Scripture they pronounce the bap	82

CHAPTER V	207

Jewish Dispensation	213

Position of the Apostles between Christ and His ordinary fol	220

Reason why the term priest was not originally applied	227

Cannot be the power of proclaiming the terms of forgiveness	230

SECTION III	237

Absolution in the visitation of the sick	247

Extract from Rev F D Maurice	258

If there is any uncertainty respecting Infant Baptismal Regen	91

What we cannot but gather from our Lords acts towards those	99

SECTION V	105

No difficulty removed by this theory	112

Note Discrepancies between the Articles themselves greater	119

The words of institution teach us to regard this Sacrament	127

SECTION III	131

The acknowledged figurative language of Scripture when	137

Everything concurs to assure us that some amazing grace	138

What the Jews stumble at	143

Note On allegorical interpretation	150

When Christ uses such words as 66 eating flesh He cannot pos	157

If our services are scriptural they must set forth	164

SECTION VII	175

Intense sacrificial reality of the Eucharist	182

Accordance of our service with this view	190

When and in what way do we make the sacrificial memorial?	194

No specific directions respecting public worship in the	265

Apostolic oversight of the Pentecostal Church	287

Apostleship of St Paul	293

No original democratic constitution could have been superseded	310

The Church rule practised by the Apostle could develop into	312

But one principle of Church rule to be found in the New Tes	317

CHAPTER IX	323

1234	327

Examination of the service itself	330

The providence of God in the publication of the New Testament	336

Justin Martyr on the Eucharist	342

48	347

Only one reason can be assigned for this decline	348

St Paul scarcely ever observes the socalled right sequence	355

CHAPTER XII	363

Proof of this with respect to Baptism	370