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
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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
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- 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
- Christian, J.T. – Did they Dip? (Baptism)
- Aitken, W.H. – The Doctrine of Baptism: Mechanical or Spiritual?
- Adams Bertha and Her Baptism
- Westminster Confession of Faith
- Unknown Acts 2 and the Purpose of Baptism
- Simmons A Systematic Study of Bible Doctrine
- Pollock The Holy Spirit of God
- Moule Veni Creati
- Moon, J.H. – Water Baptism
- Mackie The Gift of Tongues
- Machen Life of Christ
- Lin Fresh Power to Preach the Gospel
- Israel, M. – Smouldering Fire
bs33 Equity and Responsibility Explains how God deals differently with different people, and not the same with everyone.
Topics:A Good Character Brings us to God | The Parable of the Talents | Showing Equity | Complaining About your Life
Excerpt: We should not think that God will give what is “just and right” in our eyes to everybody the same. God has the right to do with us as He wills, and He will give us what we deserve. Consider Job. Was what God did to Job “fair”? If God makes most people blind, “equality” would mean you want to be blind also? God does not treat everybody equally in giving out the things in this life, and praise God for this!
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