Baptism

"Baptism: A Treatise On The Nature, Perpetuity, Subjects, Administration, Mode, And Use Of The Initiating Ordinance Of The Christian Church" delves into the theological significance and practical application of baptism within the Christian faith. Authored by Thomas Osmond Summers, with an appendix containing strictures on Dr. Howell's views, this work explores the historical context, scriptural basis, and varying interpretations of baptism. The treatise examines the nature of baptism as an initiating ordinance, its enduring relevance, the proper subjects for baptism, the appropriate administration and mode of the ritual, and its ultimate purpose within the Christian community.

Offering a comprehensive analysis of baptism, this book addresses key theological debates and provides insights into the sacrament's meaning and importance for believers. It serves as a valuable resource for theologians, clergy, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this foundational practice within Christianity.

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