The Practical Use of Infant Baptism Part 2, Title page – To the reader
THE SECOND PART OF THE DIALOGUE CONCERNING The PRACTICAL Use OF INFANT-BAPTISM.
Wherein Many things Dubiously expressed in the former Part, are Satisfactorily cleared; many heads slightly touched, are considerably enlarged; and many new hints seasonably Suggested to the Consideration of those, who had rather profitably improve, then barrenly Dispute, or prophanely Dispute away, so profitable an Ordinance.
By the same Author.
LONDON, Printed by T. Maxey, for John Rothwel, at the Fountain and Bear in Gold-smiths Row in Cheape-side. 1656.
THE STATIONER TO THE READER.
THese are to Advertise thee, That the Author intends the Publication of a short Catechism, containing the Substance of this, and the former part, by way of Question and Answer; and that the said Catechism will be speedily Printed by it self: The Author being willing, that those who cannot go to the price of the Books at large, might have the sum of both at a cheaper rate. And that these particular heads here enlarged, should be rendred useful to private Families; that those who desire, to preserve their Families from the Infection of Anabaptism, may have the advantage thereof, to Instruct their Children and Servants in the use of their Infant-Baptism, which by Gods blessing will be a very effectual Preservative against it.