 | Abraham Booth - 1808 - 190 หน้า
...Chancellor King ; ' Baptifm was always precedent to the Lord's fupper ; and none were admitted to receive the eu.charift, till they were baptized. This is fo obvious to every man, that it needs no proof. 'f — . Dr. Wall ; ' No church ever gave the communion to any perfons before they were baptized —... | |
 | 1838 - 304 หน้า
...Lord's Supper ; and none were permitted to receive the Eucharist till they were baptized. This is so obvious to every man, that it needs no proof: if any one doubts it, he may find it clearly asserted in the second apology of Justin Martyr." — Lord Chancellor King. TYRANNY AND VICE UNDER... | |
 | Lord Peter King King - 1841 - 314 หน้า
...Lord's supper; and none were admitted to receive the eucharist till they were baptized. This is so obvious to every man that it needs no proof: if any one doubts it, he may find it clearly asserted in the Second Apology of Justin Martyr, p. 97. Children received the eucharist in the primitive... | |
 | 1860 - 598 หน้า
...Lord's-supper ; and none were admitted to receive the eucharist till, they were baptized. This is so obvious to every man, that it needs no proof ; if any one doubts it, he may find it clearly asserted in the 'Second Apology of Justin Martyr,' p. 97." — Lord Chancellor Kilty's Primitive Church.... | |
 | N. L. Rigby - 1876 - 130 หน้า
...Lord's Supper, and none were admitted to receive the eucharist till they were baptized. This is so obvious to every man that it needs no proof: if any one doubts it, he may find it clearly asserted in the Second Apology of Justin Martyr, p. 97.J Then, as to open communionism. — Let men... | |
 | J. M. Pendleton - 1903 - 204 หน้า
...the Lord's Supper, and none were admitted to receive the eucharist till they were baptizd. This is so obvious to every man that it needs no proof: if any one doubts it, he may find it clearly asserted in the second Apology of Justin Martyr, p. 97." Dr. Dodridge, in his Miscellaneous Works,... | |
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That infants were baptized, will be evident from this single consideration : baptism was always precedent to the Lord's supper; and none were admitted to receive the eucharist till they were baptized. This is so obvious to every man that it needs no proof:... 