Category Archives: Baptism-Water

Unknown Acts 2 and the Purpose of Baptism

Posted on June 7, 2026 by David Cox

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Adams Bertha and Her Baptism

Posted on May 1, 2026 by David Cox

Adams Bertha and Her Baptism is a 11 chapter work on water baptism, written from a person’s view, but dealing with issues surrounding water baptism. It examines the biblical evidence about baptism. This work is kind of similar to “William the Baptist” by James M Chaney (first published 1877). Continue reading →

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Moon, J.H. – Water Baptism

Posted on April 29, 2026 by David Cox

In this 10 chaper work, Moon examines baptism from different angles. He looks at the commission to baptize given by the Lord, Paul’s commission, Water baptism in pagan and Jewish culture, John’s Baptism, Christian Baptism, baptismal grace, water baptism and circumcision, baptism in Apostolic times, and after the apostles. Continue reading →

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Dagg, J. L. – Baptism

Posted on June 1, 2025 by David Cox

In this 11 Chapter work, Dagg (Southern Baptist) presents us with four sections: Section I. The Perpetuity of Baptism. Section II. The Meaning of Baptize. Tables of Examples: Bapto, baptizo, confirmation. Arguments for another meaning. Section III. Subjects of Baptism. Section IV. Design of Baptism. Continue reading →

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Aitken, W.H. – The Doctrine of Baptism: Mechanical or Spiritual?

Posted on April 7, 2024 by David Cox

In this Anglican work, the author examines Baptism from the perspective of the anglican point of view. His position is that baptism is spiritual, and even the baptism of babies will save their souls if the correct words and actions are performed, even though the baby, parents, god-parents, and priest are all completely unbelieving and uninterested in the events. Continue reading →

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