Baptist Confession of Faith and The Baptist Catechism, The (Hardback Edition)

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If you appreciate sound theology in a quality volume you will love to be able to have the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith and Catechism in a handy and durable leather binding. We are using the accepted editions of both Confession and Catechism along with the Scripture Proofs for both. We have also included a brief Introduction by Dr. Jim Renihan, and the original Appendix on Baptism.

FEATURES:

1)  1/4″ marker ribbon, black, bound into the book

2) Arizona Bonded Leather Black 4475 Llama

3) 55# paper (360 ppi for long-lasting durability)

4) Smyth-sewn case binding

5) Gold stamping on both spine and front cover

BOOK INCLUDES:

Historical Introduction by Jim Renihan

Original Letter to the Reader

The Second London Baptist Confession of Faith of 1689

Original Appendix on Baptism

The Baptist Catechism with Scripture Proofs

This is NOT a modernised version of the Confession or the Catechism.

“And that in this backsliding day we might not spend our breath in fruitless complaints of the evils of others, but may every one begin at home, to reform in the first place our own hearts and ways, and then to quicken all that we may have influence upon to the same work, that if the will of God were so, none might deceive themselves by resting in and trusting to a form of godliness without the power of it, and inward experience of the efficacy of those truths that are professed by them. . .We shall conclude with our earnest prayer that the God of all grace will pour out those measures of his Holy Spirit upon us, that the profession of truth may be accompanied with the sound belief and diligent practice of it by us, that his name may in all things be glorified through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.” - To The Judicious and Impartial Reader

“It remains true that there is widespread lack of appreciation of the doctrines so ably presented in the Second London Confession or indeed appreciation of their importance.” - Dr Robert Oliver