Search Results: Baptism

London: Scm Press, Ltd.. Good; Some age wear and spotting on the cover. 1960. Paperback. 79 pages .

New York: Cranston & Stowe. Good; Collectible -. 1876. Hardbound. 311 pages .

Cowley Publications,U.S.. New. 1996. Softcover. 1561011266 . 107 pages. This is a NEW book from the Bangor Theololgical Seminary Bookstore. ; 0.2 x 8.3 x 5.4 Inches .

Southern Historical Press, Inc., 2004. Soft cover. New/No Jacket. By: National Society of Colonial Dames, Pub. 1904, Reprinted 2004, 210 pages, Index, ISBN #0-89308-770-X. Considering the fact that New Kent County is a BURNED" county prior to 1865 makes this book one of only a few sources of information about this county during this colonial period. This is a very valuable resource tool when researching in this county. This BURNED county was formed from York County in 1654. New Kent county is the parent county to Hanover

Congregational Publ Soc. Boston, 1875; Hardcover in dark brown boards; Contents VG with Whitman College Library bookplate inside; Good+ boards with only slight wear.. 40 chapters that unfold historically proselyte baptism giving every passage relating to the subject in every Greek and Latin author between Augustine and St. John. 5-1/4 x 8, 347 pp, index. Overall, a nice, tight copy of a scarce title.

London: Printed for the Author; by T. Gillet...and sold by T. Chapman...[et al], 1799. 12mo (in 6s), pp. [iv], 164, disbound. Edwards' work was first published in 1795, and his opposition to infant baptism was answered by Joseph Jenkins and Joseph Kinghorn; it was translated into Welsh in 1800.

London: Printed by Couchman and Fry, for Thomas Knott..., 1790. FIRST EDITION. 4to, pp. vii [viii blank, ix - xvi Contents, xvii - xxiv Subscribers], 653 [654 Directions to Binder], engraved vignette on title-page, 11 full-page engraved plates, recently rebound in quarter calf, morocco label, marbled boards; plates foxed, with off-setting on adjacent leaves. Robinson (1735 - 1790) died before the three or more extra volumes on this subject that he planned to write. His purpose, according to the publishers, was to "be able to exhibit the history of a class of men, whose title to be denominated the disciples of Christ was infinitely better founded, than that of those who have hitherto proudly and exclusively assumed to themselves the name of the church." When he died in Birmingham, Joseph Priestley attended his funeral. Among the subscribers are Thomas Brand Hollis, Francis Kemble, Andrew Kippis, Richard Price, Joseph Priestley, and Abraham Rees.

London, Printed by S. Griffin, and are to be sold by John Rothwel at the Fountain in Cheapside, and Thomas Underhil at the Bile in Pauls Church-yard. 1658. Small 8vo, 134 x 84 mms., pp. [xxx], 97 [88 blank], 19th century half calf, plain boards, gilt spine, with the bookplate of the United Presbyterian College on the front paste-down end-paper, the autograph of John Brown of Haddington (1722 - 1787) on the top margin of the title-page and a note in his hand on the verso of the front free end-paper; first few leaves very slightly soiled, but a good copy. This is the copy owned by the famous lexicographer and biblical scholar John Brown of Haddington (1722-1787), who signs the top margin of the title-page, and writes this palpably erudite note, in his very difficult hand, on front free endpaper, which he keys (with a matching "x" on the title-page) to the word "Chaous" in the title text: x In Persia and Turkey this word is applied to certain public agents as an honorary… Read More