Gill Proper Mode of Baptism is a short four chapter work by John Gill on the mode of baptism. He first examines the biblical injunction to baptize, then refutes a Welsh Clergyman’s arguments in favor of infant baptism, and then attacks the Catholic background to this practice. I have added a personal study of mine, The Error of Infant Baptism.
Four Writings Concerning the Proper Mode of Baptism
by John Gill
Version 2
Burroughs Gospel Worship 14 chapters (263 pages) which are each a sermon on how to properly worship God. (format PDF)
“Jeremiah Burroughs’ Gospel Worship has greatly influenced my understanding of biblical worship. It is one of the most important books I have ever read.”
–R.C. Sproul
Download: Burroughs Gospel Worship.
This is a short four chapter work by John Gill on the mode of baptism. He first examines the biblical injunction to baptize, then refutes a Welsh Clergyman’s arguments in favor of infant baptism, and then attacks the Catholic background to this practice. I have added a personal study of mine, The Error of Infant Baptism.
Version 2 has reformatted the entire module and added the final chapter by David Cox (The Error of Infant Baptism). Note that this module is now under copyright and cannot be reformatted, format shifted, nor reposted by anybody except David Cox.
Contents
1. A Divine Commandment to be Observed
2. An Answer to a Welsh Clergyman
3. Some Strictures on Mr. Bostwick’s Vindication
4. Infant Baptism-Part and Pillar of Popery
Additional Chapter: The Errors of Infant Baptism by David Cox
Infant Baptism A Part and Pillar of Popery John Gill
More works on Water Baptism
- Unknown Acts 2 and the Purpose of Baptism
- Moon, J.H. – Water Baptism
- Ironside, H.A. – Baptism: What Saith the Scripture?
- Gill Proper Mode of Baptism
- Dagg, J. L. – Baptism
- Christian, J.T. – Did they Dip? (Baptism)
- Aitken, W.H. – The Doctrine of Baptism: Mechanical or Spiritual?
- Baier, J. – Compendium of Positive Theology
- Arthur, W. – Tongue of Fire
- Andrews Life of Our Lord upon the Earth
- Aitken, W.H. – The Doctrine of Baptism: Mechanical or Spiritual?
- Abbey-Overton – The English Church in the Eighteenth Century
pc06 Suicide or something worse? We look at the causes of depression leading into suicide, and help from God and the Bible.
Excerpts: In Mark 5.2-5 there is a demon possessed person who day and night “cut himself with rocks.” In Matthew 17:15 we also see another demon working which seeks to force the person to commit suicide. The desire to harm yourself is a force of darkness, not from God. But the solution then is only found in God, in His love for you, and in His salvation. We should cast our cares upon Him, “for he careth for you” (1 Peter 5:7). By building a strong relationship with God we can get out of our problems. God will also give us strength and endurance through our problems. The only place of true happiness and joy is when one is in the will of God.
Topics: What causes a person to think about suicide? | What is depression? | Who is the King and Owner of your Life? | What is suicide? | How do I avoid ideas of suicide?
pc06 Suicide or something worse?.
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