...With very good Reafon therefore, and upon very clear Evidence, hath our Church determined, that it is certain by God's Word, that Children which are baptized, dying before they commit aftual Sin, are undoubtedly faved : Rubrick. after Eaptifm. For what mould hinder? Aftual Sjqs they...

...Sentiment oftheff Words in the Rulrick at the End of Tublick Baptifm, It is certain by the Word of God, that Children which are baptized, dying before they commit actual Sin, are undoubtedly faved. I Openly affirm, that in Baptifm we have to do with God, who doth ratifie by His Grace, that...

...promifes of God made to them in that facrament." With regard to infants the rubric declares, " it is certain by God's word that children which are baptized, dying before they commit aftual Cn, are undoubredly faved :" with refpect to thofe who come to age to take the promifes of their...

...difgraced by the event. I better approve the dogma placed at the end of this baptifmal fervke — ' It is certain * by God's word, that children which are baptized, ' dying before they commit actual fin, are un* doubtedly faved.' And had the three marked words been omitted, I fhould not have approved...

...regenerate. But, you obferve, page 109, that, " With regard to infants, the rubrick declares, it is certain by God's word, that children, which are baptized, dying before they commit actual fin, are undoubtedly fayed.'* I firmly believe the fame. Nay, I believe more. I am convinced, that...

...third, the terms baptized and justified are used as synonymous ; and the Church expressly declares, that "children, which are baptized, dying before they commit actual sin, are undoubtedly saved." As Mr. O. is desirous of confining the benefit of justification to those whom he deems the dect, this...

...referred as decifive on the fubjen •:* " It ' * See Antt-Jac. XV. 130, 136, XVI, 49, &c. — 44 It is certain by God's word* that children which are baptized, dying before they commit anual fin, are undoubtedly faved." No Calvinift can poffibly believe this rubric. Accordingly, the...

...office for public baptifm, as well as in the Homily on falvation. The words of the Rubric are, " It is certain by God's word, that children which are baptized, dying before they commit actual fin, ARE UNDOUBTEDLY SAVED." We need not point out to the learned Principal how directly and totally...

...to them only. The third of Mr. P.'s arguments is derived from the tenet of trie Church of England, that " children, which are baptized, dying before they commit actual sin, are undoubtedly saved." We ap prehend, however, that those, in general, who reject InfantBaptism, believe the salvation of...

...regeneration takes place in baptism ; and consequently do not assent to the rubric, which declares that " children which are baptized, dying " before they commit actual sin, are undoubtedly saved.'' I suspect too that there is the same deficiency in respect of the other sacrament. I suspect it, as...