Search Results: Sacraments: Baptism & The Lord's Supper from Peter and Rachel Reynolds

London: MacMillan, 1966. . viii + 176 pages, public library withdrawn stamps etc. Scarce.. Hard Cover. Average/Average.

London: Church Book Room Press Ltd, 1955. . ii + 30 pages.. Pamphlet. Average.

Ribchester: Rev T E Watson, M A, 1962. . 108 pages, edges foxed, spine area a bit stained. From a Reformed Baptist position.. Paperback. Average.

Surbiton: Hook Evangelical Church, 1980. . 14 pages, some pencilling.. Pamphlet. Average.

London: Lutterworth Press, 1953. . xvi + 236 pages, foxing to edges and to early and late pages. Looks at the teachings of the Anglican Reformation in 16th century England, with reference to predecessors and reformers in other countries.. First Edition. Cloth. Average/Average.

London: Carey Kingsgate Press, 1959. . x + 317 pages, edges and endpapers foxed. Covers the period from 1812 to 1958.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Average/Average.

London: Grace Publications, 1986. . 355 pages. A history of Baptists by a British independent Baptist pastor. Edges a bit foxed/grubby.. First Edition. Paperback. Average Plus.

Dallas: Baptistway (Baptist General Convention of Texas), 2001. . 176 pages. . Paperback. Very Good.

Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd, 1953. . xii + 253 pages, a few instances of pen marks to margins in Chaper 16.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Average Plus.

Phillipsburg: Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing Company, 1995. . 190 pages.. Paperback. Good.

Edinburgh: T & T Clark, 1900. . 129 pages, some foxing, a bit warped, pencil underlining. Undated, tenth thousand.. Cloth. Average.

London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (SPCK), 1932. . 32 pages, first issued in 1925. After the 1925 epilogue by W K L Clarke, this undated printing contains a note dated 1932 regarding the "Prayer Book as proposed in 1928", and undoubtedly, like that volume, parts of the booklet represent a weakening of the Protestantism of the teaching of the post-Reformation Church of England in an attempt at a middle or unifying way with the "Catholic" element, whether Anglo- or Roman. Scarce.. Pamphlet. Average.

London: Baptist Tract and Book Society, 1896. . 128 pages, paper browned, especially edges, internal hinges weakened. 18 chapters for young Baptists on the history of believers' and infant baptism from a Baptist perspective. John Hunt Cooke (circa 1828-1908) was a Baptist minister in the south of England. Fairly scarce.. Cloth. Average.

Unknown: Unknown Publisher, 2000. . 211 pages. Undated spiral bound photocopy as double page spreads. Reproduced from the 1883 Louisville, Kentucky edition of A C Caperton & Co. James A Kirtley (1822-1904) was a Baptist Pastor at Bullittsburg and at nearby Big Bone, both in Kentucky near Cincinatti, Ohio.. SpiralBound. Good Plus.

Sundswall: Boktryckeri-Aktie-Bolaget, 1880. . 249 pages. Johan Peter Linde (1847-1918) was a Lutheran preacher at Sundsvall at the time of publication, and later pastor at Krokek.. Half-Leather. Average.

Oxford; London: John Henry and James Parker; Longmans, Green, Reader and Dyer, 1873. . Four pamphlets bound together in a cloth binding with torn external spine, with bookplate of Rev Henry Anthony Plow. Three sermons by Pusey published 1865, 1873 and 1843; Letter of Newman to Pusey published 1866. The two were leaders in the anglo-catholic Tractarian or Oxford Movement; Newman migrated to the Roman Catholic Church and became a Cardinal.. Cloth. Average Minus.

Edinburgh: Saint Andrew Press, 1980. . 127 pages. Messages given at infant baptisms in the Church of Scotland.. Paperback. Good.

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada: Still Waters Revival Books, 1999. . 4 VOLUME SET. These undated large format hardback books (printed in 1999 or later) contain photocopies of double page spreads of the 1889 two-volume Griffith Farran reprint of Wall's History; the 1719 edition of Gale's Reflections on Wall's work; and the 1720 edition of Wall's Defence against Gale etc. William Wall (1647-1728) was vicar of Shoreham, Kent. He engaged in dialogue with Baptists. His history was based on the writers of the first four centuries (pro and con).. Hard Cover. Good Plus.

London: Griffith, Farran, Okeden & Welsh, 1891. . xvi + 304 pages + catalogue. Undated, but handwritten inscription to flyleaf "W. Alex Thackeray, Saturday Dec 5th 1891, Scarborough". William Wall (1647-1728) was vicar of Shoreham, Kent. He engaged in dialogue with Baptists. His history was based on the writers of the first four centuries (pro and con).. Cloth. Average.

Tyler: Geneva Ministries, 1984. . xii + 170 pages, a little dampstaining to edges. Looks at various parts of the Bible to ascertain the true mode of baptism.. Hard Cover. Average.