⿿The Mode Of Christian Baptism⿝ explores the theological and historical dimensions of baptism within the Christian faith. Authored by Samuel Hutchings, this work delves into the significance of baptism as a sacrament and its role in Christian doctrine. Hutchings examines the different modes of baptism practiced throughout Christian history and analyzes their scriptural basis. This book offers readers a detailed understanding of baptismal theology and its implications for Christian life and practice.

Originally published in 1875, this classic work provides valuable insights into the theological debates surrounding baptism during the 19th century. It remains relevant for theologians, historians of Christianity, and anyone interested in understanding the diverse perspectives on baptism within the Christian tradition.

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