Rhantism Versus Baptism, Or Infant Sprinkling Against Christian Immersion: In which the Arguments for the Former Practice are Examined and Confuted, and the Scriptural Authority for the Latter Clearly Exhibited in the Form of a Trial |
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Page 31
... for the Hebrew language makes use of the plural , to point out the dignity or
excellence of a thing : and probably by this the Evangelist intended to shew his
countrymen , that having Abraham and Sarah for their parents would not entitle
them ...
... for the Hebrew language makes use of the plural , to point out the dignity or
excellence of a thing : and probably by this the Evangelist intended to shew his
countrymen , that having Abraham and Sarah for their parents would not entitle
them ...
Page 42
If we be not born again of the Spirit , it will avail us nothing to be born of
Abraham's flesh ; if Abraham's faith be not found in our hearts , it will be to no
advantage to us that Abraham's blood is running in our veins . “ John admitted
persons into ...
If we be not born again of the Spirit , it will avail us nothing to be born of
Abraham's flesh ; if Abraham's faith be not found in our hearts , it will be to no
advantage to us that Abraham's blood is running in our veins . “ John admitted
persons into ...
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... Peter tells them , “ the promise is to you , and to your children , ' to you Jews of
the seed of Abraham , and to your seed ; and to as many of the Gentiles and their
seed as shall be called by the preaching of the gospel to profess faith in Christ .
... Peter tells them , “ the promise is to you , and to your children , ' to you Jews of
the seed of Abraham , and to your seed ; and to as many of the Gentiles and their
seed as shall be called by the preaching of the gospel to profess faith in Christ .
Page 48
Where learn , as Abraham , and others under the Old Testament , were to bring
their housoholds into covenant with God by circumcision , so did those that had
households under the New Testament endeavour to bring their whole families
into ...
Where learn , as Abraham , and others under the Old Testament , were to bring
their housoholds into covenant with God by circumcision , so did those that had
households under the New Testament endeavour to bring their whole families
into ...
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6 , 7 , it is said , “ they are not all Israel which are of Israel : neither , because they
are the seed of Abraham , are they all children ; but , In Isaac shall thy seed be
called . ' Learn hence , that the promises of God to his children and people are ...
6 , 7 , it is said , “ they are not all Israel which are of Israel : neither , because they
are the seed of Abraham , are they all children ; but , In Isaac shall thy seed be
called . ' Learn hence , that the promises of God to his children and people are ...
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| Title | Rhantism Versus Baptism, Or Infant Sprinkling Against Christian Immersion: In which the Arguments for the Former Practice are Examined and Confuted, and the Scriptural Authority for the Latter Clearly Exhibited in the Form of a Trial |
| Author | Seacome Ellison |
| Publisher | G. Wightman, 1835 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 12 Jun 2007 |
| Length | 611 pages |
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