Animadversions upon a late book, intituled, Infant-baptism from heaven and not of men, in answer to Mr. Henry Danvers his treatise of baptism
Subtitle: wherein believers baptism in opposition to infants (pretended) baptism, is further vindicated and confirmed: And that believers only are the spiritual seed of Abraham, is also further evidenced against the exceptions of Mr. Joseph Whiston : y E. H..
Place of publication: [S.l., s.n., 1675?]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 56
Subjects: Danvers, Henry, -- d. 1687.; Whiston, Joseph, -- d. 1690.
Notes: Author is possibly Edward Hutchinson, fl. 1675, author of "A Treatise concerning the covenant and baptism", etc., published in 1676.

Two-line Latin quotation on title-page: "Non adeo perdite confidens sum, ut ausim aliquid affirmare, quod Sacra Scriptura silentio præterit. Theodoret i. e." Two-line English quotation on title-page: "I am not so desperately confident, that I dare affirmany thing which the Holy Scripture doth pass by in silence". Three-line English quotation on title-page: "Grace doth not run in a blood, neither is the love of God tyed or entailed upon any linage of men: Caryl on Job, cap. 5.".

Reference: ESTCR223983.