1773 Three Sermons on Infant Baptism - Colonial Imprints

Description: Sermons on the Mode of Subjects of Christian Baptism or an Attempt to Shew That Pouring or Sprinkling, is a Scriptural Mode; and the Infants of Believers are proper Subjects of the Baptism instituted by Christ; with an Examination of various Objections Particularly Contained in a Course of Anonymous Letters to Bishop Hadley, Joseph Lathrop, Appendix by Nathanial Perkins, Printed at Boston By Peter Edes for I. Thomas and E.T. Andrews, 1773, 83 pp. Young Children and Infants declared by Christ Members of his Gospel Church or Kingdom: And, therefore, to be visibly marked as such, like other Members by Baptism and, Plunging Not Necessary Two Discourses, Delivered September 20th, 1772. To The West Congregation in Salisbury, and Afterwards in Several neighboring Parishes. Published at the Desire of the Hearers, Samuel Webster, Salem, Printed by Samuel and Ebenezer Hall, 1773, 54 pp. A Brief Illustration and Confirmation fo the Divine RIght of Infant Baptism in a Plain and Familiar Dialogue Between a Minister and one of his Parishioners, Printed B. Edes & Son, in Kilby-Street, 1773, Boston, 70 pp. In fair condition. Original boards quite worn with library tape repair along spine. Manuscript spine split. Boards soiled. Ex-library of the Meadville Theological School. Interiors are toned, worn. Foxing throughout. Occasional ink staining throughout. Binding remains intact. Please see photos. Three works on infant baptism in one binding. Samuel Webster was perhaps best known for his work and writing as both a supporter of the break from England and an early abolitionist. RAREA1773BPOG

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Location: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

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