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The Meaning And Mode Of Baptism

by Jay Edward Adams
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The sound of the immersionist's voice is heard everywhere. Very few voices are raised in opposition. It does make a difference whether it is death, burial, and resurrection...

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AuthorJay Edward Adams
First published1975
Era1950–1979
PublisherP & R Publishing
LanguageEnglish
FormatPaperback
ConditionFine
Reference636375-fine

The Story

The sound of the immersionist's voice is heard everywhere. Very few voices are raised in opposition. It does make a difference whether it is death, burial, and resurrection (as symbolized by immersion), or the descent of the Holy Spirit into the Christian's life, bringing cleansing from sin and union with Christ (as symbolized by pouring), that God intended to portray through baptism. Correct meaning can be communicated only by the correct mode of baptism. - Introduction. In this little volume, Adams sets forth a compelling argument for sprinkling as the biblical means of baptism. (Infant baptism, however, is not part of the scope of this book.) - Eric Anderson, goodreads.com.

A paperback edition from 1975 of The Meaning And Mode Of Baptism by Jay Edward Adams. It runs to 63 pages, in fine condition. Stock is limited to the copies on our shelves in Kuwait. Shelved under Religion & Spirituality. Wrapped with care for collectors and shipped from Kuwait.