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The admission of unbaptized persons to the Lord's Supper, inconsistent with the New Testament : a letter to a friend (in 1814) ..

by: Fuller, Andrew, 1754-1815; Button, William. Answer to the question, why are you a strict Baptist?; Neale, John. Thoughts on baptism, as an ordinance of proselytism; Hall, Robert, 1764-1831. Short statment of the reasons for Christian, in opposition to party communion; Kinghorn, Joseph, 1766-1832. Defence of "Baptism a term of communion" : in answer to the Rev. Robert Hall's reply; Williams, Thomas, 1755-1839. Duty and importance of free communion among real Christians of every denomination ..; Giles, William. Letters to the Rev. R. Hall

Publication date: 1815

Topics: Baptists, Baptism, Lord's Supper, Close and open communion

Publisher: London : Printed by H. Teape

Collection: Princeton; americana

Contributor: Princeton Theological Seminary Library

Language: English

With copy 1 is bound: An answer to the question, why are you a strict Baptist? / William Button. 1816 -- Thoughts on baptism. 1819 -- A defence of "Baptism a term of communion" / Joseph Kinghorn. 1820 -- The duty and importance of free communion -- A short statement / Robert Hall. 1826 -- Letters to the Rev. R. Hall / William Giles. 1827

Addeddate: 2011-09-13 16:33:39

Associated-names: Button, William. Answer to the question, why are you a strict Baptist?; Neale, John. Thoughts on baptism, as an ordinance of proselytism; Hall, Robert, 1764-1831. Short statment of the reasons for Christian, in opposition to party communion; Kinghorn, Joseph, 1766-1832. Defence of "Baptism a term of communion" : in answer to the Rev. Robert Hall's reply; Williams, Thomas, 1755-1839. Duty and importance of free communion among real Christians of every denomination ..; Giles, William. Letters to the Rev. R. Hall