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Certain disputations of right to sacraments, and the true nature of visible Christianity defending…
Certain disputations of right to sacraments, and the true nature of visible Christianity defending them against several sorts of opponents, especially against the second assault of that pious, reverend and dear brother Mr. Thomas Blake / by Richard Baxter ...
London: printed by R.W. for Nevil Simmons, 1658
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The Contents of the second Disputation. Quest. Whether Ministers must or may Baptize the Children of those that profess saving Faith, upon the Profession of any other Faith that come's short of it? Neg. THE Question opened, pag 42 The Judgement of some late Romanists, p. 45, 51 Argument 1. pag. 53 Argument 2. pag. 62 Argument 3. pag. 68 Argument 4. pag. 71 Argument 5. pag. 79 Argument 6. pag. 88 Argument 7. pag. 91 Argument 8. pag. 96 Argument 9. pag. 98 Argument 10. pag. 100 In what sense whole Churches are called Saints, Dead with Christ, Risen with him, Sons by Adoption, Abraham's Seed, Heirs according to promise, Justified. Argument 11. pag. 118 None may be admitted to the Lord's Supper without profession of saving Faith, p. 120 — Mr. Gilespie's 20 Arguments against unregenerate mens Right to the Lord's Supper, defended against Mr. Blake, pag. 123 How far that Sacrament is a converting Ordinance, p. •38 Mr. Blake's Arguments considered, p. 139 Argum. 12, & 13. pag. 144, 145 ⟨image 23⟩Argum. 14, 15. pag. 147 Argum. 16. from Scripture-example, p. 149 Mr Blake's exceptions answered, p. 151 Argument 17. pag. 156 Argument 18. pag. 160 Argument 19. pag. 163 Mr Blake leaves us at an utter loss, p. 164 Answers to Mr Blake's Arguments, whereby he would prove that a Faith short of justifying gives Right to Baptism, p. 170, to 191 Argument 20. from the constant practice of the Church, p. 195 The judgment of above 60 Protestant Divines in the case, p. 204, to 232 Mr Blake's Confessions, pag. 232, &c. Mr Blake's conceits of my self-contradictions, ground less, p. 235
The Contents of the second Disputation. Quest. Whether Ministers must or may Baptize the Children of those that profess saving Faith, upon the Profession of any other Faith that come's short of it? Neg. THE Question opened, pag 42 The Iudgement of some late Romanists, p. 45, 51 Argument 1. pag. 53 Argument 2. pag. 62 Argument 3. pag. 68 Argument 4. pag. 71 Argument 5. pag. 79 Argument 6. pag. 88 Argument 7. pag. 91 Argument 8. pag. 96 Argument 9. pag. 98 Argument 10. pag. 100 In what sense whole Churches are called Saints, Dead with Christ, Risen with him, Sons by Adoption, Abraham's Seed, Heirs according to promise, Iustified. Argument 11. pag. 118 None may be admitted to the Lord's Supper without profession of saving Faith, p. 120 — Mr. Gilespie's 20 Arguments against unregenerate mens Right to the Lord's Supper, defended against Mr. Blake, pag. 123 How far that Sacrament is a converting Ordinance, p. 38 Mr. Blake's Arguments considered, p. 139 Argum. 12, & 13. pag. 144, 145