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articled of Religion,
BAprifm
is not only a fi^n of
FfoFcffion, and mark of
D:tierence, whereby Chriftian
men are difcerned from others
that b? not Chriftened : but it is
alio a Sign of Regeneration, or
new Birth, whereby, as by an
inftrument, they that receive
Baptifn rightly are grafted into
the ''_hurch : the promifes of the
forgivcncis of fin, and of our a^
doption to be the ^ons of God
by the H )ly Ghift, are^vifibly
Signed and Sealed : faith is confirmed,
and grace inceaííd by
virtue of Prayer unto God. The
Bapiiim of young children is in
an-' wife to be retained in the
Church, as molt agreeable with
the inititution oi Chrift-
THe
Lore that Ch ifti-ans ought to
have among themielve