(1728). An appeal to all sober Christians: Shewing, from divers texts of scripture, both the true subjects of water-baptism; and the right mode of administration, according to primitive Institution. And in Consequence thereof, The Reasonableness of separating in Matters of Religion, from all those Societies, that have no other Water-Baptism than what they had in their Infancy. London.
Chicago Style CitationAn Appeal to All Sober Christians: Shewing, From Divers Texts of Scripture, Both the True Subjects of Water-baptism; and the Right Mode of Administration, According to Primitive Institution. And in Consequence Thereof, The Reasonableness of Separating in Matters of Religion, From All Those Societies, That Have No Other Water-Baptism Than What They Had in Their Infancy. London, 1728.
MLA CitationAn Appeal to All Sober Christians: Shewing, From Divers Texts of Scripture, Both the True Subjects of Water-baptism; and the Right Mode of Administration, According to Primitive Institution. And in Consequence Thereof, The Reasonableness of Separating in Matters of Religion, From All Those Societies, That Have No Other Water-Baptism Than What They Had in Their Infancy. London, 1728.