On Terms of Communion: With a Particular View to the Case of the Baptists and Pædobaptists

acknowledged admitted affirm already Apostles appear argument assert attachment attempt attention authority baptism baptized believe betwixt body brethren character Christ christian church circumstances commanded communicate communion conduct conscience consequence consideration considered consist contend controversy converts criminal deemed dictates disciples distinct divine doubt duty effect enjoined equally error essential establish evident exclusion express fact faith feel follow former gospel ground Holy import impossible inquiry instance institution Jesus John least less light Lord Lord's supper Lord's table maintained means merely mind nature necessary neglect object obligation occasion opinion opponents original Pædobaptists particular party Paul performed persons positive possible practice precedent present principle profess question reader reason received religion repentance respecting rite sacrament salvation says scripture sentiments societies spirit strict communion sufficient supposed term thing tion toleration true truth urge views whole