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Lay baptism invalid
or, an essay to prove that such baptism is null and void; when administer'd in opposition to the divine right of the Apostolical succession. ... The second edition corrected and enlarged, with an appendix. By a lay hand. To which is prefix'd a letter t the author by the Reverend Geo. Hickes -
Mr. Leslie's defence from some erroneous and dangerous principles
Advanc'd in a Letter, Said to have been written by Him Concerning the New Separation. By a Known Friend of Mr. Leslie -
Lay baptism invalid
or, pretended baptism by usurping administrators who never were ordain'd ... prov'd to be no Christian baptism; ... With answers to all the objections of some learned opposers; ... In two volumes: containing all the tracts which have been written upon that subject. By R. Laurence, M.A. To which are added, letters to the author, by the late Dr. Hickes, and other divines -
Lay baptism invalid
or, an essay to prove that such baptism is null and void; especially to those who know that 'twas administer'd to them, in opposition to the divine right of the apostolical succession by a lay hand -
Lay baptism invalid
or, an essay to prove that such baptism is null and void; when admininister'd [sic] in opposition to the divine right of the Apostolical succession. Occasioned chiefly by the Anti-Episcopal Usurpations of our English Dissenting Teachers. The second edition corrected and enlarged, with an appendix. By a lay hand. To which is prefix'd a letter to the author by the Reverend Geo. Hickes, D. D -
Sacerdotal powers
or the necessity of confession, penance, and absolution. Together with the nullity of unauthoriz'd lay baptism asserted. In an essay. Occasion'd by the publication of two sermons preach'd at Salisbury the 5th and 7th of November. 1710. By the author of Lay baptism invalid -
The second part of Lay-Baptism invalid: shewing, that the ancient Catholick Church never had any ecclesiastical law, tradition, or custom, for the validity of baptisms perform'd by persons who never were commission'd by bishops to baptize. All Prov'd from the Reverend Mr. Bingham's Scholastical History of Lay-Baptism, and from other Evidences not produc'd by that Historian. By the author of Lay-Baptism invalid
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Lay-baptism invalid
An essay to prove, that such baptism is null and void, when administer'd in opposition to the divine right of the Apostolical succession. ... The third edition more correct and enlarg'd than the former. In which some notice is taken of a Declaration .. With an appendix: ... By a lay-hand. To which is prefix'd a letter to the author, by the Reverend Geo. Hickes -
A supplement to the first and second parts of Lay-Baptism invalid; Shewing, That the Heretical and Schismatical Baptisms which some Ancient Churches esteem'd to have been Valid, were not Lay-Baptisms, in the Opinion of those Churches. In answer to the second part of Mr. Bingham's pretended Scholastical history of lay-baptism. And prov'd out of that same Book, and the other Writings of Mr. Bingham. With a caveat against Dr. White Kennet's Dangerous notion of the power of divine grace, and his Sophistica rule for judging of doctrines: In his Sermon at the Funeral of the Duke of Devonshire, and his Spittal-Sermon on Easter-Tuesday, 1714. By the author of Lay-Baptism invalid
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Sacerdotal powers
or, the necessity of confession, penance, and absolution; together with the nullity of unauthoriz'd lay baptism; asserted in an essay; occasion'd by the publication of the B---- of S----'s two sermons preach'd at Salisbury the 5th and 7th of November 1710. By the author of Lay baptism invalid -
Dissenters, and other unauthoriz'd baptisms null and void
by the articles, canons and rubricks of the Church of England. In answer to a pamphlet, call'd, The judgment of the Church of England, in the case of lay-baptism, and of dissenters baptism. By the author of Lay baptism invalid -
Dissenters, and other unauthoriz'd baptisms null and void
by the articles, canons and rubricks of the Church of England. In answer to a pamphlet, call'd, The judgment of the Church of England, in the case of lay-baptism, and of dissenters baptism. The second edition. By the author of Lay-Baptism invalid -
The bishop of Oxford's charge
consider'd, In Reference to The Independency of the Church upon the State. A Proper Sacrifice in the Sacrament of the Lord's-Supper. The Nature and Necessity of Sacerdotal Absolution. And, The Invalidity of Baptism, Administred by Persons not Episcopally Ordain'd. In an Humble Address to His Lordship. By the Author of Lay-Baptism Invalid -
The indispensible obligation of ministring expresly and manifestly the great necessaries of publick worship in the Christian church prov'd by scripture arguments, The Liturgies of the Universal Church, And agreeably thereto Supported and Enjoyn'd by the purely Spiritual Authority of Some Orthodox Bishops with their Clergy not many Years since Synodically assembled, for that Purpose. In four parts; Wherein are expos'd and refuted the Numerous Fallacies lately advanc'd to Recommend the Contrary Error, Particularly by False Interpretations of the Liturgy and other Publick Acts of the Church of England; An Unjust Charge of her Trimming in her Worship; A Novel Doctrine of the ministring Priests Intention; A Clandestine Unauthoriz'd Scheme, conformable neither to the Primitive Church, nor to the Church of England; A Late Sermon Inconsistent with the Publish'd Sentiments of the Preacher himself, and Contrary to the Principles of the Catholick Church; And An Ungrounded Pretence to Authority, which the Scheme makers never had conferr'd upon them. By a lover of truth