Infant Sprinkling Proved to be a Human Tradition: Being the Substance of a Debate on Christian Baptism, Between Mr. John Walker ... and Alexander Campbell ... Held at Mount Pleasant, Jefferson County, Ohio, on the 19th and 20th June 1820 ... To which is Added, a Large Appendix |
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Page 14
Allowing my opponent to reply to what I have already said , particularly to the
seven peculiarities in which baptism and circumcision differ - also to state more
fully his views on these covenants , I sit downa Mr. W. then proceeded as follows :
My ...
Allowing my opponent to reply to what I have already said , particularly to the
seven peculiarities in which baptism and circumcision differ - also to state more
fully his views on these covenants , I sit downa Mr. W. then proceeded as follows :
My ...
Page 51
That you may hear how my opponent will reply to these things , I sit down . My
reply was then to the following effect : Mr . Walker , instead of answering the very
pertinent question which I proposed him , relative to positive institutions , has ...
That you may hear how my opponent will reply to these things , I sit down . My
reply was then to the following effect : Mr . Walker , instead of answering the very
pertinent question which I proposed him , relative to positive institutions , has ...
Page 99
Here Mr. Findley said , that he and his associate moderator thought that enough
had been said on the covenants , and that after I had spoken in reply to the things
last urged by Mr. Walker , we should proceed to the mode of baptism .
Here Mr. Findley said , that he and his associate moderator thought that enough
had been said on the covenants , and that after I had spoken in reply to the things
last urged by Mr. Walker , we should proceed to the mode of baptism .
Page 136
Mr. C. has been so much engaged in reading Greek , that he forgot to reply to
what I advanced concerning the anatogy , that sprinkling bears to the application
of the blood of Christ , as represented in this ordinance . Pero haps he wishes to
...
Mr. C. has been so much engaged in reading Greek , that he forgot to reply to
what I advanced concerning the anatogy , that sprinkling bears to the application
of the blood of Christ , as represented in this ordinance . Pero haps he wishes to
...
Page 147
... to a tone for some deficiencies in his part of the debate , and therefore , I
posted to him the following epistle , to which I obtained no reply . Mr. WALKER :
Sir - I desire to acquaint you with my plan and progress in publishing our debate .
... to a tone for some deficiencies in his part of the debate , and therefore , I
posted to him the following epistle , to which I obtained no reply . Mr. WALKER :
Sir - I desire to acquaint you with my plan and progress in publishing our debate .
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| Title | Infant Sprinkling Proved to be a Human Tradition: Being the Substance of a Debate on Christian Baptism, Between Mr. John Walker ... and Alexander Campbell ... Held at Mount Pleasant, Jefferson County, Ohio, on the 19th and 20th June 1820 ... To which is Added, a Large Appendix |
| Contributor | Alexander Campbell |
| Publisher | J. Wilson, 1820 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2007 |
| Length | 214 pages |
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