Infant baptism when practiced can be no more than an expression of the faith and hope of the parents that their child will ultimately be saved.

True salvation is wholly a work of God. It is said to be both a finished work and a gift, and, therefore, it lays no obligation upon the saved one to complete it himself, or to make after payments of service for it.

The Bible is not such a book a man would write if he could, or could write if he would.

When led of the Spirit, the child of God must be as ready to wait as to go, as prepared to be silent as to speak.

It may be a secret sin on earth, but it is open scandal in heaven.

Infant baptism when practiced can be no more than an expression of the faith and hope of the parents that their child will ultimately be saved.

Salvation is a work of God for man, rather than a work of man for God.