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THE LUTHERAN VISITOR, COLUMBIA,. 8 C, AUGUST I, 1813.
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weAed, nm\ even those
jJSToied fo f the ^fal d.p-
^ infeot are finding tbeir
jgff ^rf. moteoius of curiosities.
gjjtew* e # • • • •
» A- Jifirolt to imagine that the
\*%i uborioosl.v brred out tbr
tWi eapaciouM fonts, seut-
^^.^rtbroogU the dlbe.it
httd a,ly * ymv *
large number in onr
ttTT !bo think that immersion,
*£'mi W* Wn * "« “ J -
ifSLail ^oally valid.
coarse, difficult for a aim.
IVdobaptist to account
P Jtwa ge»nd strained conclu-
^ thick a Baptist, heut ou Hud
ia favor of adult
** the ou} y aor'ldural
pM to mode aud sutyect,
T^rss from anything} but it
* te ns that as the siie of ths
fTaliaded to shows that infant*
k«mW !» ttV0 ^ >eeu immersed iu
tijeso furnish evidence direct*
f^Lj^ the Baptist view that
are proper subjects of
Nor does it follow' that
j^wrc always immersed iu
,11# feats,*** that no adults wen
B ^ r a vith water from them while
[jjtethey were iu use in the church-
K, which they belonged. We
fat there can be no reasonable
fegfetket adults as well as infante
«« bap8*ed in these churches with
tandem these fonts during the
sgeii which they were used. Thbs,
ibfimtt were baptized in these
jfctt by launersiou, or otherw ise,
Ito feet i* against the Baptist view
the ooly proper sub-
parfbeptum; and if adults were
ita baptised from these fonts, of
rkicb there can be no doubt, they
gHthavebeen baptized by sprink
le is they could not have bet a
auiened in the font, and this again
ttmfirsry to thd Baptist view that
aarmf is the onlj proper uhhIo
i baptism. Thus, as it seems to
*fe*evidence from these fonts is
gssst the Baptist view both as to
ttMahjeets and the mode of bap-
ife r y ! B I
is to the baptistery iu the cata-
mte of Borne, and some others
mm to by Dr. Andersou, whic!
m large enough for the imtnereio
of m adult, these afford no special
evidence against the Pedobapti
view, which regards the mode of ba
Qm as not definitely revealed in
Senptnres, and therefore of
ry iwportauce; and that baptism by
isaenloa, pouring or sprinkling, of
adults or infants, is equally valid.
Y«t, it by no means follows tha i
became some of the old baptisteriei
referred to by Dr. Auderaon am
hrgt enough for the immersion o ‘
»adult, that baptism was perform
' ed in them by entire immersion in
fee present Baptist way, as Dr. A.
awoaies. Indeed, there is a larg?
wwont of aucieut evideuce in tha
hra of painting, inscriptions aul
“vulptureto prove conclusively tha t
#ch was uot the case. As Dr. J i.
fow not alluded to these, we beg
to? to remind him of a few' fef
feeu. ( ,
In the church in Uosmediu, at Ri-
Tesna, which was built iu A. D. 401,
feere is a representation in mosaic >f
fe® baptism of Christ iu Jordan, n
vkich the Saviour stands iu wat ;r
*P to bis waist, and John the Bapti st
»<aiuts on a rock by his side bn|>-
h«®g him by pouring water on ifis
*"dfroui a shell iu his right hand.
In the dome of the Baptistery ht
hernia, boiU in A. D. 454, there is
% fresco representing the ba p-
^ of Jesns in Jordan in the sai le
tosw, excepting fliat John the
^■Ptist stands on a rock on the shore
vlhe river ou the right side of « e-
2*’ fearing the water on his head
a shell, instead of the left side,
^in the picture iu the church,
bn the door of the great church at
geuenU significance, having no refer - bottle »tt*i to— a battle of into*-
enw to any particular Individual* N—' and n t nm Ifeal irnltary (ho
And all fhnoa, mtkont oogfea, npr* .feamt*, ^iHiaity aa «tkl aa worldly,
seal the nte a* Hrtng iwrtnrmti if with all tfertr ibigmaa and tfet mtfn
pourimf f nod ynt, l>r. Amfemafi aa efeanf the aalnta fa tool, raw not tot
smnes against nil this evklruor, (feat qnk M> **m* In griaf.
the rite of hnptom was parfbnn«-«l Ay la* Mnmna i alfeotofeHn Into which
vwMMrwan only in the enriirst times way it wlU f It ru elnim aa Its own
hfUfi Christ! no great man of learning, no grwsl
In describing ths bngtMnry of HA post or points* Its most distm
1’ouziaiK) iu the catacombs of Rome, gwlatod thsotogtaos have fallen away
above referred to, to aotken “tha from .t; tto itoilfeti «MU«
ancient irenco on tto wall, represeub in which, sillily enough, It haa set
iug the tmptism of the Lord. II# la Itnelf agstuat winderu discovery and
standing in tlio wafer ap to hia loins, natural neionoe, presses it hardly
AC* his left ia John tto Baptist as even npoa Its own sports! held-—
thongk about to immarm him r theology. No man oi lantaing can
We bar# entphaaiaerl the last clausa approach tto Bible now a da) s in
in order to call attention to the re- tto £*rmlonBly sairs insane* with
markable imagination hi Dr. A. ia! which that bank ana wont to ha
jregard to this picture. In it, John interpretei at tto toglnaiag of this
the Baptist hi represented aa stand ceolan • • • • The
iug ou tto bank of tto rive* so high tTlltasnentaae jonmols «&
above Jesus that it would be impoa- against tto penfeseota of itootogj
for him to immerse him whore are well known} tot ton onach ia
he stands, just as ia all tto other | wanting ere one of the partianus of
kepreeenUtioua of the aanoe scene
mentioned above} while to has bis
fight hand ou tto toad of tha Ha
▼iour, as though fa tto act of bap
tizing him by affusion, and with hia
left he supports hie rod or staff on
his shoulder ! To imagine John, as t
lufallibtbt) diail e*|*ial «m •urpaaa
lh4lioger in rrmiuwm T When tto)
throw dirt at sn arUst like Knalhach,
they truly manifest s vulgar
hot they can not a
a painter «l cqaal
were oik* a Catholic emditioa, *
represented ia this picture, **as thing* [ Cathode poetry, a Cathode school of
about to imnirr** Jeecu,” shows a painting and maato» tot they eatot
ix)wer of imagination which is—well, no longer Tto lent trinaenai on the
very extraordinary, to say tto least! Hie tree of CathoUciam were Mawsoot,
But we own not help regretting Chateaabnaad sad lie Maistrw. And
that Dr. Anderson dkl not preneente how Utile ia hannoay with the
his investigations somewhat fferttoc prieetiy ideal of tto first la tto tori
tn the catacomto of Borne, Had to table Bubop Krttvhr. sr tto csnkf
done so. he woo id doubt!*** have l*itw IX.! No! It to la tala yew
discovered some inscription* ou tto strive In conqaer the gewins of the
touilis of some Christian **neoftbytes,* Ifith otalary thrnwgh that of tto
wbone ages are gives (tom a few lfith — Herbs .Tartseal Jteifwsg
months up to one, two, three and -* -»»»
morv years! How »lid these become The average extent and coat of a
Christian •uw^lyles V Shaply by tody *a frwwsmwe to net te to iaferrsd
Christian baptism, probobh in the
very baptistvr\ of St. I'otuxuao.
But thAh. that was infant hapfum,
which Dr. Andcrom maintains to act
proper Christ inn baptism. Bo thru,
according to this view, tto Christum
rw who "died far tto testimixiv
eaw*,*’ and whow.- hoiUes vevw
entombed in tto eatacmnbs of Boom-,
with tbeir baptized ehUUrea, wmrn
not good Chrutjsua, because they
not immersed !! Hot "how ia
that for high !"— Lutheran ffearrrrr
Ths Decay el
dthe
We i* a similar representation
*»Oe scene; Johu the Bapi
Sfc 00 the shore, with his right
***** 00 the bead of Jesus. Then! is
•hwtlitiou among the inhabitant^ of
lsa > that this representation
j***ht from Jerusalem by the
in the beginning of the
evstwy.
a brass plate on one of the
^ the church on the Via Os-
?** at Borne, the. same scene is
framed in relief, representing the
resin the same way ; aud on the
the church at Beneventum is
picture of the same scene
H** 8 ** 1 ia the same way. Both
ere very aucieut.
the chureh of St. Lorenzo at
life ** a Pointing in which
W*bw!’ e * t m »rtyr-preacher is repre-
•'festo. ** being by an eocle-
Mc - who pours water on hi* head
Ifraroa VR<,e ‘ ^ ICTB ’* e* 80 an en_
(lt p ,,late i° «»e of the galleries
i„ T^’^ecuted by a Greek attist
^wllUr C€Dtury > representing a
baptized by pouring.
‘ ow t bw} ^ a great maoj othw
hs 1 presentations of the rite of
^_®—«ome of out Saviour in
ion*. ’ **?*• distinguished per-
Uu^ , Km t >eror
!* k,D 6 and queen ot the Lon
and others; and gome 0 f
mwjyi
of Jet
IW>m that of the Bothsefelld ot
lorn Ion, who a few weeks sgti. be
cswie Mrs. Klitot Ywrfce, ms) N ms
9 *% 4- -» -1 fe m -* —> ■- —-
ffiiw*- Nlv 1 wifip|l " f T Id 1 m wi Iw v m T«d lelmplTsw
dozen* The Boud *«re*t mirHner to
whom the order fer tto troosweoo
wo* given, hsd lustrwrtioos to pro
vide twelve rforrn of every artirle
which it wo* witbiu tto tooud* uf
poesibibty for s tmly to reqwirv. I*e»
and (towers fail U» portray tto pries
0|* |tpi| I ^^(| 1||
Ac., whkh went to moke ip that
trouser* u The coat happily row
tcfned oi*l) the ItottorhiWU, tot It
ton*! have lee 11 >,miamI*t“stoe foe i-trie
Wb.t »» Home in 17*#, amt what ] « «*«an nrl«s« -Jr..— al«a*
ia it now 1 Wnhia lU, , r»iniM •«> jaitb o< rill
years tto Church State ami tto tem A yuuwg matron at Dvtnrtl, aged
poral power of tto Gcrmaa Kydarw j twenty fire, wm married far tto fifUi
pate hare been diaaolred; tto pn« ! time leal week, ail ot her
session* of tto cfeurch Iu France, bring alive.
Spain, and Italy have torn sold aa
national properly. IS very where haa
Protestant heresy obtained civil
rights. Protestant chapel* fiourish
in Borne aa well as in Madrid , the
LJjo tea taut clergyman walk* about
unmolested, and diaaemiuaiew hia Bi
ble by tltooaand* ami ten* of thou
sands. Had not—since Ne|K>leoii •
Consulate In France, ami in the other
Catholic aud Proleatont State* «kmm
the Congrcs* of Vierni*—piditkul
power steadily stood up for tto
Church; had not, after 1848, |»obti
cal reaction leagued itself with eceie
Kiasl teal reaction ; hssl we done what
the spokesmen of UltnuuouUamm
uow so earnestly, so persistently Ue
tnand—left tto Church to herself—
heat of the contest, a Pope pronoun
ced from the pulpit tto word *Re
form’—a Pope who, at that time,
loved that hi* name should to eon
netted with that of Gaogaiielli. The
infallible Pope, l*io* IX, was, iu the
year 184b, the ides! of the Italian
Litorals whom today to curse*.
Tto traiisforaiation which tto work)
then hoped for at the baud* of the
Koinan Catholic Church already cast
widely before it ita majestic shadow.
Wherefore secede from a church
which intends to make ite peace with
modern culture and society T so said
quiet, thoughtful people—aud re
mained. Tto Syllabus, tto “Afea
Poexumusf sod the Infallibility Dog
ma were necessary to prove that be
tweeu modern society and Rome
nothing real or durable can exist
except war. Roman Catholicism is
being surely driven to take ap that
poeition which, flfteeo hundred years
ago, perishing heathendom occupied
with regard to ambitious Christen
do*n. It is tto religion of the an
educated * * * * Bo long aa
Home could diepoee of the secular
arm in her service, aud the night of
ignorance toshnmded tto work), tor
mastery was easy. No intelligence
was required to burn dissident*.
The conflict iu which we nee now en
gaged in Germany derive# the dee
peration of ita character only from
the fact that the State has too long
favored aud furthered tto aggro*
sions of the Church • * • • Tto
Liberal a overestimate tto strength
of tbeir adversary In tto eod, this
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Fort Wayne College amount to only
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Those not la cwtwectioa with tto
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partake, together with tto children
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Set No. 1, ia s ueat case.
Coder the Earth.. fft.70
Utof Thoriacksen................... 1.60
The Tree-re of the Inca 0.85
Bnried in the Snow 0.80
I\mii»ic; or, Riwml spoil the Water*. 1.10
Seppeliihr Ssiw B«»y 0.65
fee* No. *. pot wp tn a neat case.
Tto Greek Slave; or, Filial Love,. .$1.16
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Tlx- School Raster and hi* 80a, 1.06
Set No. t, pot up in a neat cane.
Joot Fubl ifthed :—Twelve excel lent
•ftories, translated from the French, hf.
Mr*. Emms B, Htnrk. 1st and 9d Sertes,
in o neat box. f 1.30.
We hovo s number of other Transla
tions under way, which we will announce
from time to time.
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and to Sunday-schools.
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sot to mihI oa*4 by mail; bat to remit
cheques, drafts or Post Office orders.
Aug 13
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