The Baptist Confession of Faith & Catechism
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Table of Contents:

Foreword
Introduction to The Baptist Confession of Faith
Original Letter to the Reader
The Baptist Confession of Faith
            Chapter 1: The Holy Scriptures
            Chapter 2: The Holy Trinity
            Chapter 3: God’s Decree
            Chapter 4: Creation
            Chapter 5: Divine Providence
            Chapter 6: The Fall of Man
            Chapter 7: God’s Covenant
            Chapter 8: Christ the Mediator
            Chapter 9: Free Will
            Chapter 10: Effectual Calling
            Chapter 11: Justification
            Chapter 12: Adoption
            Chapter 13: Sanctification
            Chapter 14: Saving Faith
            Chapter 15: Repentance
            Chapter 16: Good Works
            Chapter 17: Perseverance
            Chapter 18: Assurance
            Chapter 19: The Law of God
            Chapter 20: The Gospel
            Chapter 21: Liberty of Conscience
            Chapter 22: Religious Worship
            Chapter 23: Lawful Oaths and Vows
            Chapter 24: The Civil Magistrate
            Chapter 25: Marriage
            Chapter 26: The Church
            Chapter 27: The Communion of the Saints
            Chapter 28: Baptism and the Lord’s Supper
            Chapter 29: Baptism
            Chapter 30: The Lord’s Supper
            Chapter 31: The State of Man After Death
            Chapter 32: The Last Judgments
Original Appendix on Baptism
Introduction to The Baptist Catechism
The Baptist Catechism
About the Editor
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Endorsements:

​“For years I have described myself as a confessionalist, in principle, in a theological community that by-and-large does not value shared confessions. I am encouraged that this project is addressing that deficiency and am hopeful that it will bring dispensational Baptists closer to the realization of confessional unity.”
 
Mark Snoeberger
Professor of Systematic Theology & Apologetics
Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary, Allen Park, MI
 
 
“An unfortunate tendency of popular dispensationalism has been a disdain for church history and for creeds and confessions in particular. The unique authority of Scripture has been warped into a disregard for the work of ‘the shepherds and teachers,’ gifts to the church from our risen Lord. As dispensationalists, we have Scripture-driven commitments that distinguish us from our other Reformed brothers, and we should make those differences clear. But we still hold much in common with them and we should rejoice to affirm those shared doctrines. I am delighted to see the publication of this confession as a step to accomplish both of these worthy ambitions.”
 
Michael Riley
Pastor, Calvary Baptist Church, Wakefield, MI


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