A treatise on the mode of baptism : showing the unfounded nature of the assumption, that immersion is the only proper mode of administering the ordinance and that pouring or sprinkling, is the most scriptural and significant, and by far the preferable mode of its administration, by James Kerr et al.

Title:	A treatise on the mode of baptism : showing the unfounded nature of the assumption, that immersion is the only proper mode of administering the ordinance and that pouring or sprinkling, is the most scriptural and significant, and by far the preferable mode of its administration
Author:	Kerr, James, 1805-1855
Author:	Baptism Controversy Collection (Princeton Theological Seminary)
Note:	Steubenville, [OH] : A.L. Frazer, 1844., 1844

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