#The baptizing of infants revievved and defended from the exceptions of Mr. Tombes in his three last chapters of his book intituled Antipedobaptisme / by H. Hammond ...#

##Hammond, Henry, 1605-1660.## The baptizing of infants revievved and defended from the exceptions of Mr. Tombes in his three last chapters of his book intituled Antipedobaptisme / by H. Hammond ... Hammond, Henry, 1605-1660.

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1. THE BAPTIZING OF INFANTS Reviewed and Defended.

   _ CHAP. I. Of Baptiſme among the Jewes.

   • Sect. I. Probations more and leſs perfect. The uſe of Circumciſion to this queſtion of Paedobaptiſme. As alſo of Chriſt's reception of children. Childrens coming and believing, Mat. 18. Children ſinners.

   • Sect. 2. The neceſſity of Paedobaptiſme depending on the poſitive part of the probation. The ſeverall ſorts of Anabaptiſts. Teſtimonies the onely proof of Inſtitutions.

   • Sect. 3. The Jewes Baptiſme of natives as well as proſelytes. Teſtimonies of their writers in proof thereof. Baptiſme among the heathens taken from the Jewes. Among both from Noahs flood. The derivation of Chriſtian from Jewiſh Baptiſme how manifeſted. Chriſts anſwer to Nicodemus. Baptiſme 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 to the deluge. Gr. Nazianzen's and Macarius's teſtimonies. The Fathers meaning in affirming the Chriſtians baptiſme to be in ſtead of Circumciſion. The Lords Supper founded in the Jewes Poſtcoenium, yet in ſtead of their Paſſeover.

   • Sect. 4. The conceipts of Pe: Alfunſus and Schickard of the Iewiſh baptiſme. Raf: Alphus: Mr. T. his concluſion not inferred. The original of the Iewiſh Baptiſme (the onely doubt) vindicated. Iacob's injunction to his family. Sanctifications Exod. 19.10. differ from waſhing garments.

   • Sect. 5. Mr. Selden's notion of the Sea. The defence of my notion of it. Learned mens affirmations to be judged of by their teſtimonies. Chriſt's baptizing of Iewes as well as Gentiles, no argument. Chriſt's vouching Iohns baptiſme to be from heaven, no argument. No more, the pretended no intimations of it. The no conformity. The proſelytes children baptized, continually, not onely at the firſt converſion. The baptiſme of a woman with child, ſerving for the child alſo, not argumentative. The Canon of Neocaeſarea about it.

   • Sect. 6. Leſſer inconformities no prejudice. Yet they do not all hold. Prayer the Chriſtian ſacrifice. 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉. The rule of judging in this matter. Baptizing in the name of the Father &c. preſcribed by Chriſt. So dipping or ſprinkling. The Pract▪ Cat. miſreported. Mr. Marſhals covenanting.

   _ CHAP. II. Of Chriſt's words, Mat. 28.19.

   • Sect. 1. The Doctors pretended conceſſions examined. Chriſt's inſtitution of baptiſme not ſet down Mat. 28. but neceſſarily before that time.

   • Sect. 2. Making diſciples all one with receiving into diſcipleſhip. Baptizing the act of the Baptiſt. Inſtruction ſubſequent to diſcipling. The pretended parallel between Mat. 28. and Mar. 16.〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 Johns diſcipling by preaching excludes not infants. No more the Apoſtles, Mat. 10.5. The notation of the word 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉. Mat. 13.52. Act. 14.21. Infants both ſaid to come and to believe. Inſtruction ſubſequent to baptiſme.

   • Sect. 3. Diſcipleſhip before inſtruction. What knowledge of the Maſter is required to diſcipleſhip. Two ſorts of diſciples, Some come, others are brought.

   • Sect. 4. The difference of a diſciple and proſelyte examined. Chriſtian as well as Jewiſh proſelytes, Priviledges of proſelytiſme, Diſciples of the Phariſees. The Holy Ghoſt's not uſing the word proſelyte of Chriſtians, concludes nothing. Jehovah. 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 Infants qualified for baptiſme. As for entring into Covenant Deut. 29. Gods oath. Infants adjured, Creples capable of Chriſt's cures.

   _ CHAP. III. Of the Apoſtolical practice in this matter.

   • Sect. 1. The interpretation of 1 Cor. 7.12. vindicated. 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉. Sanctification uſed to denote baptiſme, the uſe of it in the Fathers and Scripture. Tertullians teſtimonie: deſignati Sanctitatis. Origen. Author Quaeſt: ad Antiochum. Cyprian. Chryſoſtome. 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 there, infant children, 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 in the Epiſtles. S. Auguſtines words examined.

   • Sect. 2. The rendring 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 [hath been ſanctified] defended. S. Hieromes teſtimonie. Enallages muſt not be made uſe of without neceſſity. No advantage from it here. Feigned inſtances of Enallage. 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉.

   • Sect. 3. The rendring 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 by the woman] defended, 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 for 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 Col. 1.23.〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 Act. 4. Ireneus no Latine author, 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 Act. 7. Gal. 1.16. 1 Pet. 1.5.〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 Deut. 28.〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉, Pſal. 68. My proof of the interpretation from the context.

   • Sect. 4. Mr. T. his miſtake of my ſenſe. The argument à genere ad ſpeciem. 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 and 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉. How the husband is ſaid to be baptized by the wife. 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 partial waſhings. The proportion betwixt legal holyneſs, and baptiſme. Difference between relative and real ſanctification. The teſtimonies of the antient, for and againſt my interpretation.

   _ CHAP. IV. An anſwer to Mr. Tombes's view of my Concluſion and therein the ſenſe of Antiquity in this Queſtion.

   • Sect. 1. 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉, 1 Cor. 7. infant children. The Jewes practice. Their notion of [holy] Baptiſme a priviledge of believers children, yet is communicated to others whoſe guardians are believers. The ſeveral ſorts of holyneſs all vainly mentioned by Mr. T. His denyals of the Concluſion. The place in Tertullian vindicated. S. Hieromes anſwer to Paulinus. Inſtitutionis diſciplina in Tertullian. Candidati Damoniorum. A 3d denyal of the Concluſion. The uſe of baptiſme to regenerate &c. No prejudice to the founding it in the Jewiſh practice. His art of diverſion to put off anſwering of teſtimonies. The way of Teſtimonies inſiſted on.

   • Sect. 2. A Catalogue of Teſtimonies of the firſt ages for Infant baptiſme, and the Apoſtolicalneſs thereof.

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1. ERRATA.

2. The CONTENTS of the ſeverall Chapters and Sections contained in this BOOK.

3. Books written by H. Hammond D. D.

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