Sermons upon Deuteronomy

Baptism. Against private Baptism, though some what tectlie, and in what respect. 910. a 10.20 In what respects Baptism were but a contemptible thing, and how it is of importance. 894. a 30.40 With what reverence Baptism was administered in the primitive church. 838. a 30 The Papists have Baptism, which is the sign of Christianity, but have utterly abolished the true use thereof. 564. a 10 Howe the Papists storm when we say that Baptism is to be ministered in a known tongue, and allow not of their added trumpery. 544. a 10.20 Of what things we have assurance in our Baptism. 505. a 30 Howe we ought to be affected when we see that Christ warranteth us by baptism that we be made clean by him. 513. a 10 What things the Papists have added unto Baptism, and the season of the same. 505. • 50 Baptism the mark of Gods free bestowed adoption. 1110. b 40 What things children having received Baptism in their infancy, should learn when they come to age of understanding. 1083. b 30.40 What we are to gather by the visible sign of Baptism. 1081. a 40 What the ceremony of Baptism signifieth. 1055. b 40 Baptism by water and baptism by the spirit, and to whom they do severally belong. 1055. b 40.50.60 Of Baptism, and that the same succeedeth in place of circumcision. 1055. b all Baptism the mark whereby Christ marketh us to be of his flock. 1048. b 20 Of the force of Baptism, and what notable things are wrought thereby. 1244. b 50.60 Howe the Papists, have defiled and corrupted Baptism. 1245. a 30.40.50.60 What is meant by Baptism, and wherefore it was ordained: read that well. 299. a 10 Baptism a visible image of a spiritual thing. 137. a 40. ⟨image 616⟩The end of the holy sacrament of Baptism. 93. a 20.30 The cloud and the fire were a kind of Baptism to the old fathers. 41. b 10 Baptism doeth warrant us Gods presence more certainly than the figure of the cloud. 41. b 10.20 What the Papists think of wicked desires after Baptism. 242. b 60 What the son of God doeth witness unto us by Baptism. 336. b 10 Our Baptism will cost us very deer if we make it not available: read that place well. 442. b 30.40.50 Of the true meaning of our Baptism. 441. a 20.30 &c. Of Baptism and the outward sign of the same. 441. a 10.20 To what use Baptism serveth us. 441. a 60.

Baptisme. Against priuate Baptisme, though some what tectlie, and in what respect. 910. a 10.20 In what respectes Baptisme were but a contemptible thing, and how it is of importance. 894. a 30.40 With what reuerence Baptisme was administred in the primitiue church. 838. a 30 The Papistes haue Baptisme, which is ye signe of Christianitie, but haue vtterlie abolished the true vse thereof. 564. a 10 Howe the Papistes storme when wee say that Baptisme is to be ministred in a knowen tongue, and allowe not of their added trumperie. 544. a 10.20 Of what thinges we haue assurance in our Baptisme. 505. a 30 Howe we ought to bee affected when we see that Christ warranteth vs by baptisme that we bee made cleane by him. 513. a 10 What thinges the Papistes haue added vnto Baptisme, and the season of the same. 505. 50 Baptisme the marke of Gods free bestowed adoption. 1110. b 40 What thinges children hauing receiued Baptisme in their infancie, shold learne when they come to age of vnderstanding. 1083. b 30.40 What we are to gather by the visible signe of Baptisme. 1081. a 40 What the ceremonie of Baptisme sigfieth. 1055. b 40 Baptisme by water and baptisme by the spirite, and to whome they doe seuerally belong. 1055. b 40.50.60 Of Baptisme, and that the same succeedeth in place of circumcision. 1055. b all Baptisme the marke whereby Christ marketh vs to be of his flocke. 1048. b 20 Of the force of Baptisme, and what notable thinges are wrought thereby. 1244. b 50.60 Howe the Papistes, haue defiled and corrupted Baptisme. 1245. a 30.40.50.60 What is meant by Baptisme, and wherfore it was ordeined: read that well. 299. a 10 Baptisme a visible image of a spirituall thing. 137. a 40.