Chapter XXXVII: Part I

• Baptism, the Act, or “Mode,” pp. 25–188.
• what? the question stated, 26.
• value of Lexicons, 29–31.
• Baptizo, meaning of, 26–156.
• generic or specific, 26.
• transferred, not translated, in King James’s version, 27.
• its meaning fixed by the Lord Himself, 29.
• testimony of the Lexicons, 28–32, 40.
• of Dr. Albert Barnes, 42–54.
• of Dr. James McKnight, 55–58.
• of Dr. Thomas Chalmers, 58.
• of Calvin, 64.
• of Prof. Stuart, 61, 134.
• of John Wesley, 61–63.
• of Martin Luther, 63.
• Baptism of John immersion or not immersion? 80–92.
• with water versus in water, 83–92.
• of the Holy Ghost, 96–107, 151–153.
• of the three thousand, 108–110, 114–120.
• Baptism, New Testament use of, peculiar, 124–156.
• Luke xvi. 24; 134.
• John xiii. 26; 135.
• Rev. xix. 13; 135.
• cups, beds, and tables, Mark vii. 4; 135–142.
• washing after market, 137–142.
• Matt. iii. 5, 6, 16; 142, 143.
• Paul baptized standing, Acts ix.; 145, 147. [488]
• Baptism of Cornelius, “Forbid water,” 148.
• of the Jailer, Acts xvi. 33; 149.
• of the eunuch, 150.
• Nebuchadnezzar dipped in dew, 181.
• Baptizo, argument from its figurative use, 151–155.
• in the sea, baptized unto Moses, etc., 152–154.
• buried with Christ, 154.
• Baptism, history of the change from immersion to pouring and
sprinkling, 160–188.
• testimony of Mosheim, 163
• of Neander, 164.
• of Coleman, 164.
• of Schaff, 165.
• of Justin Martyr, 167.
• of Tertullian, 168.
• of D’Aubigne, 168.
• of Moses Stuart, 169.
• of Dr. Samuel Miller, 170.
• of Martin Luther, 170.
• of John Calvin, 171.
• of Dr. Whitby, 171.
• of Thomas Stackhouse, 171.
• of Bishop Taylor, 171.
• of Richard Baxter, 172.
• of Yeipeg and Dermount, 178.
• of Bishop Bossuet, 173.
• of the Edinburgh Encyclopedia, 175.
• of Dr. Wall, 176–178.
• of the American Encyclopedia, 178.
• about Roger Williams, 187.