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A Sober Discourse of Right to Church Communion
Kiffin examines the scriptural basis for church membership and communion practices among believers, addressing Baptist ecclesiology.
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- TO THE Christian READER.
- THE PREFACE.
- CHAP. I. The Question Stated.p. 1
- CHAP. II. Reasons why Vnbaptized Members may not be admitted to the Lords Supper.p. 10
- CHAP. III. Shews that this Practice of admitting Unbaptized Persons to the Lords Supper…p. 33
- CHAP. IV. Shewing that this Opinion that Unbaptized Persons may be Admitted to the Lords…p. 61
- To Illustrate this point further we will give a Brief Abstract of…p. 81
- CHAP. V. Wherein the Objections against this Position viz. That none may be Regularly…p. 118
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