An edition of Lay baptism invalid: or, Pretended baptism by usurping administrators who never were ordain'd or commission'd to baptize, prov'd to be no Christian baptism; and, that the pure primitive church did not allow of any validity in such sacrilegious washings (1725)

Lay baptism invalid: or, Pretended baptism by usurping administrators who never were ordain'd or commission'd to baptize, prov'd to be no Christian baptism; and, that the pure primitive church did not allow of any validity in such sacrilegious washings

All made evident from the Holy Scriptures ... the writings of the ancient Christian fathers, and articles, canons and rubricks of the Church of England. With answers to all the objections of some learned opposers; particularly, those of the late Dr. Burnet ... the late Dr. Fleetwood ... the present Bishop of Durham; and the late Rev. Mr. Bingham ...

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An edition of Lay baptism invalid: or, Pretended baptism by usurping administrators who never were ordain'd or commission'd to baptize, prov'd to be no Christian baptism; and, that the pure primitive church did not allow of any validity in such sacrilegious washings (1725)

Lay baptism invalid: or, Pretended baptism by usurping administrators who never were ordain'd or commission'd to baptize, prov'd to be no Christian baptism; and, that the pure primitive church did not allow of any validity in such sacrilegious washings

All made evident from the Holy Scriptures ... the writings of the ancient Christian fathers, and articles, canons and rubricks of the Church of England. With answers to all the objections of some learned opposers; particularly, those of the late Dr. Burnet ... the late Dr. Fleetwood ... the present Bishop of Durham; and the late Rev. Mr. Bingham ...

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Printed for W. and J. Innys and R. King
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Lay baptism invalid: or, Pretended baptism by usurping administrators who never were ordain'd or commission'd to baptize, prov'd to be no Christian baptism; and, that the pure primitive church did not allow of any validity in such sacrilegious washings: All made evident from the Holy Scriptures ... the writings of the ancient Christian fathers, and articles, canons and rubricks of the Church of England. With answers to all the objections of some learned opposers; particularly, those of the late Dr. Burnet ... the late Dr. Fleetwood ... the present Bishop of Durham; and the late Rev. Mr. Bingham ...
1725, Printed for W. and J. Innys and R. King
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