
Murray, John
Leonard J. Coppes is a former Baptist who now pastors a Presbyterian congregation. In this book, he addresses the issue of the proper mode and recipients of baptism. He refutes what he sees as some of the major Baptist arguments in the debate, and presents the biblical data that led him to the Reformed position on baptism.
Table of Contents:
1. Introduction
Part One: The Mode of Baptism
2. Baptism: Immersion, Sprinkling, and Pouring
Part Two: The Subjects of Baptism
3. Infant Baptism: The Baptist Argument Against Infant Baptism
4. Infant Baptism: Important Biblical-Theological Considerations
5. Infant Baptism: General Considerations
6. Infant Baptism: The Love of God
7. Infant Baptism: The Significance of Baptism
8. Infant Baptism: The Covenant of Grace
9. Infant Baptism: The Promise of God
10. Infant Baptism: The Family, Household, and Kingdom of God
11. Infant Baptism: Biblical Anthropology
Endorsement
“This book…puts together a formidable array of arguments to show the Baptist position to have no real foundation in scripture, and to support the position of the historic Church.” – G.I. Williamson