Author	R. B. C. Howell
Binding	PAPERBACK
Pages	271 pages

In this classic treatise on communion, Howell sets forth his thesis with the boldness characteristic of martyred Anabaptists of whose doctrine he was espousing. His Scriptural position, clearly expressed, is that the terms of communion are repentance, faith and baptism. Immediately, this demonstrates that Pedobaptists have deviated from the truth and are not qualified subjects for the Lord’s Table. . . . This is a refreshing and powerful apologetic for Baptist truth in a day of insipid and anemic Baptist teaching.