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    Infants sprinkling, an unscriptural doctrine: or A defence of some former remarks on a piece entitled A plea for infants-Baptism: and an answer to a late pamphlet, call'd, A farther defence : Wherein the author's self-contradiction, fallacy, and inconclusiveness, is made manifest; together with the weakness of his argument for infant-Baptism; and in particular, that from the miracles of Christ.- the commission of Christ the authority for Christian Baptism, - infants excluded, by order of the commission,- adult baptizers sense of Rom. vi. 3, 4. Col. ii. 12. still tenable by them. To which is added, some further remarks on the plea.- and on the defence thereof; and in particular, on the author's argument for infants being the proepr subjects of Baptism, on account of Christ's washing his disciples feet; they being ignorant of his design and intention therein.- With reflections thereon, and application thereof, to the author of the plea.- By Daniel Dobel.
    by Dobel, Daniel, 1700-1782
    Published 1743
    “...Printed for the author, and sold at his house in Cranbrook,...”
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    The examining quaker, examined : Or, A farther vindication of water-baptism: by the doctrine and practice of the inspired apostles. And from the testimonies of several of the most eminent authors, of the people call'd quakers. Being an answer to Joseph Besse's examination, of a discourse on water-baptism. Wherein that author's arguments, are fairly answer'd; and his contradictions, both to himself, and his friends are made manifest.- By Daniel Dobel.
    by Dobel, Daniel, 1700-1782
    Published 1745
    “...Printed for the author, and sold by him in Cranbrook, and J. Abree at the Printing-Office,...”
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    An occasional letter, offer'd to the serious consideration of the people call'd Quakers, and in particular to Mr. Joseph Besse, who calls himself one of them. By Daniel Dobel.
    by Dobel, Daniel, 1700-1782
    Published 1744
    “...Printed for the author, and sold by him at his House in Cranbrook; and at the Printing-Office...”
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