The case for covenantal infant baptism

The place of children in the church is something of an enigma among Christians. Should the children of believers be regarded as part of the covenant community, with the privileges and responsibilit…

Baptism of the Holy Spirit

This book is from the writings and teachings of Oberlin College professor Asa Mahan. Mahan was a collegue of Charles Finney and contributed much to Finney's thinking and vise versa. Mahan never had…

The biblical basis for infant Baptism

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The one Baptism

The discussion of baptism has now become a part of the ecumenical movement even though the significance of this development has not been fully appreciated. It has long being assumed..

Spirit baptism and tongue speaking: according to scripture

An ever increasing number of Church members in the historic denominations feel themselves confronted with the question: Does the Bible really teach, as many claim today, that there is a Baptism wit…

Baptism in the New Testament

This is an essay which is packed with profound scriptural analysis; its relevance to current discussion in the Church of England is obvious' (Church Times). 'Of the merits of this essay there is li…

A treatise of Baptism

Originally published in 1674, this is a welcome addition the the current baptism debate. Often it has been said that Baptists historically have published little on the subject compared with the ple…

Baptized into Christ

The Sacraments in one volume, the attempt was soon abandoned. The question of the Sacraments once more occupies an important place in theological thinking and discussion and, therefore, should not …

Baptism: ancient liturgies and patristic texts

"The Church is concerned to move ahead daily toward a deeper understanding of the sacred Scriptures so that she may unceasingly feed her sons with the divine words. Therefore she also rightly encou…

Infant baptism in the first four centuries

This book is a major contribution to the continuing debate on whether the baptism of infants is legitimately a Christian sacrament. Material for the study has increased in an unexpected manner in r…