A case for infant baptism

by Colin Buchanan

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Published 1990 by Grove Books in Bramcote .
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Edition Notes

Previous ed., 1984.

Statement	by Colin Buchanan.
Series	Grove booklet on ministry and worship -- 20
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL22006321M
ISBN 10	1851741313
OCLC/WorldCa	23358123

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There are those in the Reformed churches who still practice infant baptism. Is there any biblical warrant for applying this sacred sign and seal of the covenant to a baby who has not yet exercised faith in Christ? In this message entitled “The Case for Infant Baptism,” Dr. Sproul explains what Scripture says and does not say about baptism. In this volume sixteen contributors make a thorough case for covenantal infant baptism. They discuss pastoral concerns, biblical interpretation, and confessional and historical support for paedobaptism, and they answer objections. Softcover, pages. P&R Publishing. The Case for Covenantal Infant Baptism () by Greg Strawbridge, : P & R Publishing.

  What is the biblical case for believer’s baptism? What biblical support do paedobaptists point to for their belief in infant baptism? What is the relationship between the old and new covenants? What did Alexander Campbell, one of the first voices of the Restoration movement, actually think about baptism? These questions and more are answered splendidly in Believer’s Baptism: Sign of hte. The Case for Covenantal Infant Baptism Book Details. Categories: These are some of the issues surrounding the question of whether to baptize infant children of believers. The sixteen contributors to this volume make a thorough biblical and theological case for covenant infant baptism. Contributors include: Gregg Strawbridge, Mark E. Ross. Lecture 6, The Case for Infant Baptism (Part 1): Out of the twelve instances of baptism recorded in the book of Acts, there is no mention of infants being baptized. All of them specifically mention adults who have made a credible profession of faith.

Household Baptism: Your God Shall Be My God; Close to Home: Weighing the Case for Infant Baptism; Appendix A: Samuel Miller's Argument from Church History. Appendix B: The Similarities of Circumcision and Baptism. Author. Get this from a library! A case for infant baptism. [Colin Ogilvie Buchanan] Home. WorldCat Home About WorldCat Help. Search. Search for Library Items Search for Lists Search for Contacts Search for a Library. Create Book\/a>, schema:CreativeWork\/a> ; \u00A0\u00A0\u00A0\n library. Choosing to build his case on biblical and theological grounds, Booth includes an Appendix which contains the argument from church history for infant baptism, by Samuel Miller. A second Appendix contains a table listing the similarities between circumcision and baptism, along with scriptural references/5.