Baptist Doctrines: Being an Exposition, in a Series of Essays by Representative Baptist Ministers, of the Distinctive Points of Baptist Faith and Practice (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Baptist Doctrines: Being an Exposition, in a Series of Essays by Representative Baptist Ministers, of the Distinctive Points of Baptist Faith and Practice

As to the desirability of such a work, there can be but one opinion among those who love' the coming of their Lord, and believe the Gospel of Christ to be the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth. The tendency to ignore doctrinal teaching is too sadly prevalent; and hence, the rich instruction contained in the doc trines 1s lost to many. It is hoped, however, that thousands of Baptists, by reading these pages, may be brought to rejoice in the faith once de livered to the saints, and to realize fully that their creed is from heaven.

All the articles, with the exception of three have been obtained from the authors expressly for this work. Spurgeon's sermon on Baptis mal Regeneration, Fuller's discourse on Pre destination, and Tucker's on The Position of Baptism in the Christian System, are taken by permission from their published works.

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