A Plea for Infant Baptism.

IN SEVEN PARTS.

I. The Standing Authority of the Old Testament.

II. The Grace of the Abrahamic Covenant.

III. The permanent sanction of the Moral Law.

IV. The subjects and mode of Christian Baptism.

V. An Address to Anabaptists.

VI. An Address to Pædobaptists.

VII. An Address to the Undetermined.

[Corrected according to Errata.]

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By JAMES MILLIGAN,

Pastor of the Reformed Presbyterian Societies in Ryegate, Topsham, Barnet and Craftsbury.

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But Jesus said, suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me, for of such is the kingdom of heaven.—Matthew xix. 14.

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DANVILLE:

PRINTED BY EBENEZER EATON.

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1818.

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Introduction.

I. The Standing Authority of the Old Testament.

II. The Grace of the Abrahamic Covenant.

III. The permanent sanction of the Moral Law.

IV. The subjects and mode of Christian Baptism.

Chapter 1. The Subjects of Christian Baptism.

Chapter 2. The Mode of Christian Baptism.

V. An Address to Anabaptists.

VI. An Address to Pædobaptists.

To parents, guardians or sponsors.

To children or youth.

To church officers.

VII. An Address to the Undetermined.

To those descended from Anabaptist parents or influenced by their education.

To those who have been brought up with no religion.

To those who were baptized in infancy but now waver because of Anabaptists.