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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1853 edition. Excerpt: ...several of us present who have long considered this religion. I hope that we are all believers in Jesus Christ." " I am afraid," replied I, " to say that; however, it is easily ascertained; and let me begin with you, teacher. I have heretofore thought that you fully believed in the eternal God; but I have had some doubt whether you fully believed in the Son of God, and the atonement which he has made." " I assure you," he replied, " that I am as fully persuaded of the latter as of the former." " Do you believe, then," I continued, " that none but the disciples of Christ will be saved from sin and hell? " " None but his disciples." " How, then, can you remain without taking the oath of allegiance to Jesus Christ, and becoming his full disciple in body and soul? " " It is my earnest desire to do so, by receiving baptism; and for the very purpose of expressing that desire, I have come here to-day." " You say you are desirous of receiving baptism: may I ask when you desire to receive it? " " At any time you will please to give it. Now--this moment, if you please." " Do you wish to receive baptism in public or in private? " "I will receive it at any time, and in any circumstances, that you please to direct." I then said, " Teacher, I am satisfied from your conversation this forenoon, that you are a true disciple, and I reply, therefore, thiit I am as desirous of giving you baptism as you are of receiving it." This conversation had a great effect on all present. The disciples rejoiced; the rest were astonished; for though they have long thought that he believed the Christian religion, they could not think that such a man could easily be brought to profess it, and suffer himself to be put under the water by a foreigner. I then turned to Moung...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1853 edition. Excerpt: ...several of us present who have long considered this religion. I hope that we are all believers in Jesus Christ." " I am afraid," replied I, " to say that; however, it is easily ascertained; and let me begin with you, teacher. I have heretofore thought that you fully believed in the eternal God; but I have had some doubt whether you fully believed in the Son of God, and the atonement which he has made." " I assure you," he replied, " that I am as fully persuaded of the latter as of the former." " Do you believe, then," I continued, " that none but the disciples of Christ will be saved from sin and hell? " " None but his disciples." " How, then, can you remain without taking the oath of allegiance to Jesus Christ, and becoming his full disciple in body and soul? " " It is my earnest desire to do so, by receiving baptism; and for the very purpose of expressing that desire, I have come here to-day." " You say you are desirous of receiving baptism: may I ask when you desire to receive it? " " At any time you will please to give it. Now--this moment, if you please." " Do you wish to receive baptism in public or in private? " "I will receive it at any time, and in any circumstances, that you please to direct." I then said, " Teacher, I am satisfied from your conversation this forenoon, that you are a true disciple, and I reply, therefore, thiit I am as desirous of giving you baptism as you are of receiving it." This conversation had a great effect on all present. The disciples rejoiced; the rest were astonished; for though they have long thought that he believed the Christian religion, they could not think that such a man could easily be brought to profess it, and suffer himself to be put under the water by a foreigner. I then turned to Moung...
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