"Trine Immersion Traced to the Apostles" by John Henry Moore is a historical compilation of quotations concerning the practice of trine immersion in Christian baptism. This collection gathers insights from ancient and modern authors, providing a comprehensive overview of the theological and historical perspectives surrounding this specific baptismal rite.
Moore's work serves as a valuable resource for theologians, historians, and anyone interested in the development of Christian practices. By presenting a wide range of voices and viewpoints, this book sheds light on the enduring significance and varied interpretations of trine immersion within the Christian tradition. It offers readers a deeper understanding of the historical roots and theological underpinnings of this important sacrament.
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