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Gold Refin’d, or, Baptism in Its Primitive Purity is unavailable, but you can change that!

Particular Baptist preacher Benjamin Keach makes a case for believer’s baptism, using only full immersion as the biblical mode and expression of baptism. Keach examines the meaning of the word baptism and then unpacks the particulars of baptism, arguing in turn for its place in the Great Commission, for covering the whole body in water, and for baptizing only believing adults. Keach also provides...

the Party to be Baptized concerning his Faith in Christ; and he accordingly answered him, Dost thou believe? I believe, &c. Acts 8:37.” Now, are Children capable to do any of this? Can they covenant with God? Can they answer a good Conscience, by believing the Resurrection of Christ? or can Baptism appear to be a Symbol of it to them? No, nor indeed can Rantism be so to any other, I mean to the Adult. Seventhly, Baptism hath another End and Use assigned to it, viz. That the Party baptized may have
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