Baptism - archeological, historical and biblical Philip De Courcy Wheaton) is associate professor of

Wheaton) is associate professor of New Testament at Reformed Theological Seminary and series editor for Essential Studies in Biblical Theology

He was a giant of the faith to whom we owe more than many people realize

Is there evidence to believe the Gospels

Caspian Crashes the Party is part of the Good News for Little Hearts series

Baptism - archeological, historical and biblical Philip De Courcy Wheaton) is associate professor ofThe long history of baptism shows a constant development of the teaching of the Lord and his apostles. The changes or innovations which this ordinance experienced from the 1st and 2nd centuries of our era, made of baptism by immersion, conferred only on repentant sinners believing in Christ, a sacrament administered to infants, supposing to accomplish that which was to be symbolised. This evolution is very visible through the baptismal installations,