The other part of Christian questions and answers which is concerning the sacraments, writ[n]…The other parte of Christian questions and answeares which is concerning the sacraments, writte[n]…

Sundry Questions concerning Baptism. 114 How far forth Baptism is necessary to salvation. 115 Whether the Baptism of John and of Christ, was all one. 116 All are not to be baptised. 117 The faith of him that is to be baptized doth not necessarily go before baptism. 118 Those are to be baptised, which are comprehended within the Tables of the covenant. 119 Profession of faith is required of those that are grown to years of discretion, being to be baptised. 120 Children of Turks are not to be admitted to Baptism. 121 Neither of the Jews. 122 & 123 The children which are borne either of the Parents being a Believer, are probably thought to belong unto the covenant of Christ. 124 We please God also being about to believe, not yet believing. 125 The promises being of the law in themselves are made of the Gospel, ⟨image 17⟩Christ. 126 What the faith of Parents availeth to their children. 127 The particular hidden judgements of God, are to be left to God, concerning the children of the godly. 128 What Baptism sealeth in children not yet believing in act. 129 Whence those Questions sprang, sometime accustomed to be made, in the baptism of infants. 130 Why the children of Papists may be baptised. 131. 132. The Church yet too be in the papacy, although papistry be not christianity. 133 A papist being of the years of discretion and not yet baptized, is not forthwith to be baptized. 134 Upon what condition the children of Papists are to be baptized, also of Jews and Turks. 135 The children of all sorts of Heretics not to be baptized. 136 The office of baptizing is commanded too the Ministers of the ⟨image 18⟩word. 137 Why Paul denieth himself to be sent to baptize. 138 The Ecclesiastical callings of the Papists are unlawful by their own Canons. 139 The papists do vainly boast of the laying on of hands. 140 Baptism administered of mere private men, is to be accounted no Baptism. 141 The beginning of our salvation is not derived from Baptism. 142 Private men do much differ from those, which, not being lawfully called, do yet exercise the ministry. 143 The Baptism of the Papists although defiled, yet it is a baptism. 144 A fault in the essential form of Baptism doeth make Baptism of none effect but a fault in the doctrine doeth not so.

Sundrie Questions concerning Baptisme. 114 How farre foorth Baptisme is necessary to saluation. 115 Whether the Baptisme of Iohn and of Christ, was all one. 116 All are not to be baptised. 117 The faith of him that is to be baptized doth not necessarily goe before baptisme. 118 Those are to be baptised, which are comprehended within the Tables of the couenant. 119 Profession of faith is required of those that are growne to yeeres of discretion, being to be baptised. 120 Children of Turkes are not to be admitted to Baptisme. 121 Neither of the Iewes. 122 & 123 The children which are borne eyther of the Parents being a Beleeuer, are probably thought to belong vnto the couenant of Christ. 124 We please God also being about to beleue, not yet beleeuing. 125 The promises beeing of the lawe in themselues are made of the Gospel,