3. p. 15.
Casaubon on Matth. 3. 11. cited here in p. 19.
Chamier Pan. Cathol. Tom. 4. l. 5. c. 2. Ser. 6. cited in this Book, p. 15.
Diodate on Matth. 3.
Dr. Hammond in his Annot. on Matth. 3. 10. cited here, p. 15.
Mr. Pool's Annot. on Mat. 3. 6. Mat. 28. 2. John 3. 23. cited in this Book, p. 16.
Mr. Ball in his Catechism, cited here, p. 16.
Dutch Testament, on Mat. 3. 16. cited here, p. 16.
Secondly, That Baptism is dipping or burying of the whole Body in Water, to represent the Death, Burial, and Resurrection of Christ, and our Death to Sin and Vivification to a new Life. Authors that assert this follow.
Assembly in their Annotations on Rom. 6. 3, 4.
⟨p. xxvii⟩Pool's Annotations on Rom. 6. 3, 4. here cited Chap. 5. p. 29, 30.
Tilenus in his Disputation, p. 886, 889, 890. all cited in this Book, Chap. 4, 5. p. 30, 31.
Piscator cited in this Treatise, p. 17.
Cajetan upon Rom. 6. 3, 4. cited in this Treatise, Chap. 5. p. 29, 30.
Keckerman, Syst. Theol. l. 3. c. 8. cited in this Book, p. 31.
St. Ambrose,
Basil the Great,
Basil Seleucia,
Chrysostom,
Lactant.
Bernard,
Justin Martin,
All quoted by Sir Norton Knatchbull, see his Book cited in this Treatise, p. 35, 36, 37.
Ignatius Epist. ad Tral. id Epist. ad Philadelph.
Dr. Cave's Primitive Christianity, p. 320. cited in this Treatise, p. 22.
Dally on the Fathers, L. 2. p. 148. cited in this Book, p. 32.
Paraeus upon Ursin, p. 375. cited in this Treatise, p. 33.
Mr. Perkins on Galat. Vol. 2. chap. 3. p. 257. Vol. 1. chap. 33. p. 74.
Dr. Sharp, present Archbishop of York, see his Sermon on Phil. 3. 10. p. 9.
Dr. Fowler, present Lord Bishop of Gloucester, in his Book, Design of Christianity, p. 90.
Dr. Sherlock, Dean of Paul's, Charity without Usury, p. 1. cited here, p. 38, 39.
Dr. Tillotson, Late Archbishop of Canterbury, in his Book, Sermons on several Occasions, the fifth Edition, p. 188, 189. cited here, p. 39.
Anonymous French Author, cited by Dr. Du Veil on Acts, p. 292, 293.
Calvin, L. 4. c. 16. cited in this Book, Chap. 5. p. 41.
Zanchy on Col. 2. 12. cited in this Book, Chap. 5. p. 41.
Thirdly, Baptism is Dipping, according to the purport of those Typical Baptisms spoken of in the Scripture. Authors that assert this.
Sir Norton Knatchbull, see the quotations before cited, upon this account, in this Book, p. 43.
⟨p. xxviii⟩Pool's Annotations on 1 Cor. 10. 1, 2, 3.
Thomas Aquinas, as quoted by Dr. Du Veil, cited here, p. 35.
3. p. 15.
Casaubon on Matth. 3. 11. cited here in p. 19.
Chamier Pan. Cathol. Tom. 4. l. 5. c. 2. Ser. 6. cited in this Book, p. 15.
Diodate on Matth. 3.
Dr. Hammond in his Annot. on Matth. 3. 10. cited here, p. 15.
Mr. Pool's Annot. on Mat. 3. 6. Mat. 28. 2. John 3. 23. cited in this Book, p. 16.
Mr. Ball in his Catechism, cited here, p. 16.
Dutch Testament, on Mat. 3. 16. cited here, p. 16.
Secondly, That Baptism is dipping or burying of the whole Body in Water, to represent the Death, Burial, and Resurrection of Christ, and our Death to Sin and Vivification to a new Life. Authors that assert this follow.
Assembly in their Annotations on Rom. 6. 3, 4.
⟨p. xxvii⟩Pool's Annotations on Rom. 6. 3, 4. here cited Chap. 5. p. 29, 30.
Tilenus in his Disputation, p. 886, 889, 890. all cited in this Book, Chap. 4, 5. p. 30, 31.
Piscator cited in this Treatise, p. 17.
Cajetan upon Rom. 6. 3, 4. cited in this Treatise, Chap. 5. p. 29, 30.
Keckerman, Syst. Theol. l. 3. c. 8. cited in this Book, p. 31.
St. Ambrose,
Basil the Great,
Basil Seleucia,
Chrysostom,
Lactant.
Bernard,
Justin Martyn,
All quoted by Sir Norton Knatchbull, see his Book cited in this Treatise, p. 35, 36, 37.
Ignatius Epist. ad Tral. id Epist. ad Philadelph.
Dr. Cave's Primitive Christianity, p. 320. cited in this Treatise, p. 22.
Dallie on the Fathers, L. 2. p. 148. cited in this Book, p. 32.
Paraeus upon Ursin, p. 375. cited in this Treatise, p. 33.
Mr. Perkins on Galat. Vol. 2. chap. 3. p. 257. Vol. 1. chap. 33. p. 74.
Dr. Sharp, present Archbishop of York, see his Sermon on Phil. 3. 10. p. 9.
Dr. Fowler, present Lord Bishop of Gloucester, in his Book, Design of Christianity, p. 90.
Dr. Sherlock, Dean of Paul's, Charity without Usury, p. 1. cited here, p. 38, 39.
Dr. Tillotson, Late Archbishop of Canterbury, in his Book, Sermons on several Occasions, the fifth Edition, p. 188, 189. cited here, p. 39.
Anonymous French Author, cited by Dr. Du Veil on Acts, p. 292, 293.
Calvin, L. 4. c. 16. cited in this Book, Chap. 5. p. 41.
Zanchy on
