The Clergy of the Established Church justified in
preaching the Doctrine of Regeneration to

PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN BAPTISED.

BY GEORGE BUGG, A. B.

KETTERING:

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The Doctrine of Regeneration, as neces-

sarily connected with, and confined to

Baptism, contrary to the Scriptures and

to matter of fact

SECTION II.

The inseparable connexion between Bap-

tism and Regeneration, contrary to the

cases of fact recorded in Scripture

SECTION III.

Regeneration necessarily connected with

Baptism, contrary to the general experi-

ence of fact

CHAPTER II.

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Containing Remarks upon the nature of

Covenant Engagements, and of Baptism,

as an Instrument by which we are grafted

into the Church

CHAPTER III.

The Inseparable Connexion of Baptism

and Regeneration inconsistent with Bap-

tismal Engagements

SECTION I.

That the person to be baptised, is previ-

ously required to profess his faith, and

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that he does profess it

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SECTION II.

The Charitable Hope that this Profession

made at Baptism is real, the true ground

upon which the Church admits of Re-

generation in the Baptised -

CHAPTER IV.

The Language of the Baptismal Office ac-

counted for, and reconciled with the other

Documents of the Church, and with the

Scriptures

SECTION I.

The Office of Baptism compared with the

other Offices of the Church, and shewn

to be greatly analogous to them

SECTION II.

The Office further considered by compari-

son with the Scriptures

CHAPTER V.

The Clergy of the Establishment justified in

preaching Regeneration to Persons who

have been baptised

SECTION I.

Dr. Mant's System, void of all Evidence

of Regeneration

SECTION II.

On the Evidences of Regeneration -

CHAPTER VI.

Baptism as the Sign or Evidence of Re-

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