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REVIEW OF PROFESSOR MILLER, OF PRINCETON; AND DR. WALL, VICAR OF SHOREM, IN KENT.

FRANCIS Patrick Kenrick, Bishop of Philadelphia, as before cited, in his "TREATISE OF BAPTISM" admits that infant baptism cannot be satisfactorily sustained from the inspired writings. His words are:-"Without the aid of tradition, the practice of baptizing infants cannot be satisfactorily vindicated, the scripture proofs on this point not being thoroughly conclusive; yet we do not, on this account, neglect the arguments which it furnishes, and which have considerable force."*

Dr. Wall also relies much more on tradition than on apostolic testimony. He occupies a volume with quotations, and comments upon them from the Fathers and the ancient Councils, both general and local. Tradition is, indeed, his main pillar. He quotes incomparably more from the Fathers and ancient writers than from Moses and the Prophets, or from Jesus and the Apostles. He begins with Clemens, Romanus, and Hermas, and arrays before us, in great pomp, Justin Martyr, Iræneus, Clemens, Alexandrinus, Tertullian, Origen, St. Cyprian, St. Basil, St. Gregory, St. Ambrose, St. Jerome, St. Austin, &c. He even adduces Pelagius, the heterodox Cælestius, and Pope Zosimus. The Donatists, Arians, and Pelagians, equally with the orthodox, are made to pass in review, and to declare in favor of infant ablution or infant immersion. With Dr. Wall there was no baptism, in form or in fact, without immersion. But those who now rely upon him in sustaining the traditional subjects of baptism will not hear him on the apostolic form of the institution itself. They admit but one half of his testimony, and

* Page 129, Philadelphia edition, 1843.

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