The Doctrine Of Baptism, As Taught In The Holy Scriptures, And Held By The Protestant Episcopal Church

This book, published in 1872, provides an overview of the Protestant Episcopal Church's beliefs and practices regarding baptism. It includes a discussion of the biblical basis for baptism, the differences between infant and adult baptism, and the symbolism of the sacrament.
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