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A String of Pearls Unstrung: A Theological Journey into Believers’ Baptism is unavailable, but you can change that!

“The greatest struggle in my theology has not been, oddly enough, the five points of Calvinism and the Reformed faith. I find these clear and well-defined from Genesis to Revelation. Rather, the thorn in my theological flesh has been baptism,” notes author Fred Malone. In this booklet, he presents a convincing case for believer’s baptism that draws from his own personal theological struggles....

Therefore, based upon Jeremiah 31:31–34 and its description of regeneration in the New Covenant participants, and in light of Christ’s definition of the entrance requirements to the kingdom (Jn. 3:5, 6) and church (Mt. 16:16–18), I cannot say that children of believers are “in” the New Covenant or church or kingdom or “God’s people” until they show, by outward confession, evidence of regeneration. It has been objected that perhaps Jeremiah 31:34 is an eschatological reference because of the stated
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