Baptism

"Baptism: Its Mode, Subjects And Design; Also, Its Relation To The Lord's Supper" explores the theological underpinnings and practical implications of baptism within the Christian faith. Authored by John Edward Massey and James Duval Coulling, this work delves into the various aspects of baptism, examining its appropriate mode, the proper subjects for its administration, and its overall design according to scripture.

Additionally, the book investigates the relationship between baptism and the Lord's Supper, shedding light on how these two sacraments connect within Christian practice and belief. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of the historical and theological significance of baptism and its role in the life of the believer.

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