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ft95 From wieder, meaning again, anew, and taufer, meaning baptizers —
Rebaptizers.
ft96 Test. of the Evangelist, p. 45.
ft97 That there was no heirarchy, of any kind, in the apostolic churches the
reader may see by consulting Doddridge, Bloomfield, McKnight, the Bible
Commentary, Olshausen, Barnes on 1 Corinthians 5:4; 2
Corinthians 2:6: or Jacobson on Acts 20:17, 18; Titus 1:5; or Meyer
Baumgarten, Olshausen, Doddridge, Hackett on Acts 6:2-5; or Schaff-
Herzog Encyclopedia. vol. 1, p. 291; Coleman’s Apostolic and Primitive
Church, Davidson’s Ecclesiastical Polity, p. 157: Kurtz’s Church History,
vol. 1, p. 67; Moshelm’s, vol. 1, chap, 2, sec. 8; Schaff’s, vol. 1, p. 134;
Wadington’s, p. 41; Neander’s Plant., tr. p. 149; Fisher’s, p. 37. Smiths
Bible Dictionary, vol. 1, p. 310; Conybeare’s and Howson’s Life and
Epistles of Paul, vol. 1 p. 465; Kitto’s Cyclopedia, article Bishop; Ulman’s
Reformers before the Reformation. vol. 1. p. 124; Thayer’s N.T. Lex., p.
536. Nothing is more certain from exegesis, lexicography and history than
that the apostolic church was, in its government, Baptist.
ft98 Dowling’s History of Romanism, p. 55.
ft99 First Age of the Church, pp. 318, 319. These are Romish historians.
ft100 Revelation 3:15-18.
ft101 Hist. Bap., p. 71.
ft102 p.8.
ft103 Idem, p. 11.
ft104 Armitage’s Hist. of the Bap., p. 177.
ft105 Kurtz’s Oh. Hist., vol. 1, p. 131.
ft106 Schaff’s Hist. Chr. Ch., vol. 1, p. 302.
ft107 Let this refute the statement of Augustine and Palagius, so often quoted,
that Infant baptism was universal In the early churches.
ft108 Idem, p. 131.
ft109 Wadington’s Ch. Hist., p. 78.
ft110 Dorner’s Person of Christ, vol. 1, p. 256.
ft111 See Schaff’s Hist. Chr. Ch. vol. 1, pp. 361, 365; Armitage’s Bap. Hist. p.
176.
ft112 Guericke’s Ch Hist., vol. 1, pp. 191-93.
ft113 See 2 Thessalonians 2:2, 3.
ft114 McLean’s Note, p. 188, vol. 1, of Mosheim’s Ch. Hist.