Presbyterianism, the truly primitive and apostolical constitution of the Church of Christ
By: by Samuel Miller
Publisher: Presbyterian Board of Publication
Published: 1835
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 98
Subjects: Presbyterianism
Notes: With: Infant baptism scriptural and reasonable, and baptism by sprinkling or affusion the most suitable and edifying mode / by Samuel Miller. Philadelphia : Presbyterian Board of Publication, [1835].

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Table of contents: title: Chapter II. History of Presbyterianism; title: Chapter III. Doctrine of the Presbyterian church; title: Chapter IV. The government of the Presbyterian church; title: Chapter V. The worship of the Presbyterian church; title: Section I. Presbyterians reject prescribed Liturgies; title: Section II. Presbyterians do not observe Holy-days; title: Section III. We reject God-fathers and God-mothers in baptism; title: Section IV. The sign of the Cross in baptism; title: Section V. We reject the Rite of confirmation; title: Section VI. We reject kneeling at the Lord's Supper; title: Section VII. We do not administer the Lord's Supper in private; title: Section VIII. We reject bowing at the name of Jesus; title: Section IX. We reject the reading of Apocryphal books in public worship; title: Infant baptism scriptural and reasonable: and baptism by sprinkling or affusion, the most suitable and edifying mode