Infant Baptism Scriptural and Reasonable: And Baptism by Sprinkling or Affusion the Most Suitable and Edifying Mode

This succinct volume covers major issues surrounding the subject of baptism through several sermons and additional notes. Samuel Miller begins by presenting a positive case for infant baptism, and then answers objections from anti-paedobaptists. He also spends several sermons addressing the proper mode of baptism. His notes contain very helpful material, such as the background to the Westminster Assembly’s conclusion to affirm infant baptism, and explain various practices associated with baptism, including giving a name in baptism, sponsors in baptism, and confirmation. Miller also includes a section arguing against baptismal regeneration.