INFANT BAPTISM.

L. B. SEELEY, WESTON GREEN, THAMES DITTON.

INFANT-BAPTISM

THE MEANS OF

NATIONAL REFORMATION

ACCORDING TO

S.H.1827.

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THE DOCTRINE AND DISCIPLINE OF

THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH:

IN NINE LETTERS TO A FRIEND.

BY HENRY BUDD, M. A.

CHAPLAIN OF BRIDEWELL HOSPITAL, MINISTER OF BRIDEWELL
PRECINCT, AND RECTOR OF WHITE ROOTHING, ESSEX.

If ye will not believe, surely ye shall not be established.-
Isa. vii. 9.

Be not afraid, only believe.-Mark v. 36.

Lord, I believe, help thou my unbelief.-Mark ix. 24.

LONDON: PRINTED FOR L. B. SEELEY AND SON:

R. B. SEELEY AND BURNSIDE, FLEET STREET:

J. HATCHARD AND SON, PICCADILLY.

MDCCCXXVII.

LETTER

.I.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

PRELIMINARY REMARKS on the pre-
sent relaxed observance of Baptismal
duties and obligations.

II.

THE PARENTS.

III. THE SPONSOR.

IV.

THE INFANT.

V.

THE CHURCH.

VI.

OBJECTIONS stated and answered.

VII.

SENTIMENTS of the REFORMERS.

VIII. ADVANTAGES which might be expected to arise from the above interpretation of our BAPTISMAL

SERVICE.

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IX. MODES humbly suggested of carrying the same into effect.

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