Theodore Beza: Anabaptists' Great Error

H/T to Andy Underhile.

“The Anabaptists greatly err by opposing the baptism of infants…. Although they may not have faith with its effects such as those who are of age — they may, however, have the seed and germ of it; seeing that the Lord has sanctified them from the mother’s womb (First Corinthians 7:14)…. We presuppose in general that they are children of God — who are born of a believing

Bloodstained Ink: 4th Church Leaves Harvest Bible Fellowship

An update and good
story on the Harvest Bible Fellowship at:

http://bloodstainedink.wordpress.com/2012/05/09/fourth-church-departs-harvest-bible-fellowship/   Who are these guys?  What would anyone become involved with them?

Fourth Church
“Departs” Harvest Bible Fellowship

May9
by Scott
William Bryantu





Just over three months
ago, James MacDonald, Senior Pastor of Harvest Bible Chapel,

Infant Baptism by Professor John Murray

H/T to Andy Underhile on the
sacrament impugned and oppugned by Anabaptists, Pentecostals, and the vast
array of American evangelicals.  Andy
brings us a reminder from Professor John’s Murray, the old Scots divine from
Westminster Seminary, Philadelphia, in its better days.




http://andycontramundum.blogspot.com/2012/05/why-we-baptize-infants-by-john-murray.html?utm_source=feedburner&

Ana-Baptist & Semi-Pelagian Confession of Faith

Hat tip to Andy for his post on FB.

 

Andy Underhile


The "Semi-Pelagian Narrower Catechism"...(Author and source unknown) 1. Q: What is the chief end of each individual Christian? A: Each individual Christian's chief end is to get saved. This is the first and great commandment. 2. Q: And what is the second great commandment? A: The second, which is like unto it, is to get as many

Jeremy Walker of Ref21: A Recommendation for Lent

Here is an example of several things: (1) Rash Puritanizers, such as this Particular Baptist...whoever Walker is or thinks he is.  Or, whomever Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals thinks he is.  Walker calls himself a "Reformed Baptist" which is Anabaptism with predestination and a few add-ons.(2) As per the below, brash talk that evinces little decency, quietness, moderation, charity towards

Horton: Church Membership Requires Affirmation of Covenant and Infant Baptism

Therefore we detest the error of the Anabaptists, who are not content with the one baptism they have once received, and moreover condemn the baptism of the infants of believers, who we believe ought to be baptized and sealed with the sign of the covenant, as the children in Israel formerly were circumcised upon the same promises which are made unto our children (Belgic Conf., Art. 34; cf.