Seven Biblical Principles that Call for Infant Baptism

Seven Biblical Principles that Call for Infant Baptism

Phillip Kayser
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Seven Biblical Principles that Call for Infant Baptism

  • Preface: How to use this booklet
    • For introductory level reading
    • For a thorough study
    • For an in depth study
  • 1. Old Testament proofs
  • 2. Our children have always been in the covenant
  • 3. Relationship of faith to circumcision & baptism
  • 4. The OT sign was said to be “everlasting”
    • Passover is an everlasting sign of the covenant (Exodus 12:14,17)
    • The Sabbath is an everlasting sign of the everlasting covenant
    • Circumcision is an everlasting sign and seal
  • 5. The baptized are “counted as if” circumcised
    • Baptism Has The Same Meaning As Circumcision
  • 6. Major differences for children of believers
  • 7. New Testament Proofs
    • 1 Corinthians 7:14 clearly teaches infant baptism
    • Galatians 3:26-4:1 lists those who are heirs of the Abrahamic covenant, and this list of covenant members explicitly includes as an “heir, … a child”
    • Other “proof-texts”
  • Three Baptismal Homilies
    • Homily #1 - Preached 1997-11-01
    • Homily #2 - Preached 1997-09-14
    • Homily #3 - Preached 1996-11-24
  • Infant Baptism Started With Moses
  • Analysis of Colossians 2.11-12
    • Diagramatical analysis
    • Possible Interpretations of the Grammar
  • About the Author
  • Notes
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Infant baptism is established in the Bible.

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  1. Preface: How to use this booklet

  2. 1. Old Testament proofs

  3. 2. Our children have always been in the covenant

  4. 3. Relationship of faith to circumcision & baptism

  5. 4. The OT sign was said to be “everlasting”

  6. 5. The baptized are “counted as if” circumcised

  7. 6. Major differences for children of believers

  8. 7. New Testament Proofs

  9. Three Baptismal Homilies

  10. Infant Baptism Started With Moses

  11. Analysis of Colossians 2.11-12

  12. About the Author

  13. Notes