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 By REV. W. A. MACKAY, B.A., D,0., Woodttoek, OnL 
 
 • lUoomnwnded by a OommlttM of the PrwbytoriMi MinMerlAl 
 
 A wo dat too of Toronta 
 
 Does the Ward Baptize Mean 
 to Dip? . 
 
 .With great confidence Baptists aasure ui^.that the word 
 baptise means to dip, and never means anything else "Noth- 
 ing but dipping is baptizing," they say J(d they h^itate not 
 to debar from the Lord's Table all JS||f>ped persons as 
 nnbaptized, and consequently unworthy communicants. Now 
 this IS a very high position to take, and those who take it 
 ought to be very sure of the soundness of th^ir contention. 
 The reader will: carefully observe that the Baptist doctrine 
 18 not that hapt^ sometimes tneans dip, or immerse in the 
 ^nie of dip, but that it never means anything else. If then 
 w« are^le. to point out one, even one instance, in which 
 1»e woiil does not mean dip, the whole exclusive Baptist 
 theory perishes; for we have thus proved that there 
 may be a ba|>tism without a dipping. A careful ex- 
 ammation*will^ however, show the candid and intelligent 
 reader, that n0t one instance merely^ but all the instances, 
 mthont one exception, are irreconcilably opposed to the 
 aj|mping theory. 
 
 : ^etther in the Scriptures nor i%Greek liteliiture, sacred or 
 Monlar, prior to the time of Christ, does the word ftaiXijw 
 have such a meaning as "dip," or " immerse " in the sense of 
 
 al|». In every one of these ancient baptisms we End the 
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.^«r* ^ ^*"* ?^ mstrumentajitjr moved and brought 
 upon the person or thing baptized ; never once do we Cd f he 
 pei^n j,r thing baptized moved, and put into and under 
 rfti^th""'^'''*''';''i!"^2^'^"^^*»«*» immediately withdrnw^K 
 
 Jh*t M . •"'*""?.' i ^^^ ^P'"^- ^^ ^'« »«^' »»«^e ver. argue ' 
 that 6«;,<uo mdicates specific mode of action, sprink ini or 
 
 STn ?S.*Zr'",'^r ^¥"«- ^^ indicatesWect or ZdT 
 ^ndiZT '\1!^ *u' "^T «>''^«*i«n »>y which that effect or 
 
 Z^^\knr^\^T.f'''^^'- .^ ^^^»> many other 
 woras. A hurt B. But the question is always in place How? 
 
 for the word- hurt "does not indicate i^^odl ' S^ klso A 
 W^oL 7' """^ -Jj/How did he anoint him? for';!^ 
 word anoint does not indicate the mode. And even the 
 Baptist must answer that ihe anointing was by pouring But 
 -till U» anoint does not mean" to pour.'^ g^ ^ . ^ «^t 
 
 for tT« '*T^!!* ™*^,^ **^^' ««^ ^'^ hfe bakize him? 
 for the word baptize does not indicate specific mode anv 
 
 ^i'Sra?'''^V""'*"*^"^''''*''^"^^'^V'«^-- Thewo^rSt/^^ 
 i£f rS' «ffe<^fc. Htote, or condition, but has nothing todo^ith 
 the mode by which that effect, state or condition has iLen 
 brought about. Dr. Charles Hodge, probably the gTeate^^^ 
 theologian this continent has ever p>oduced. says, "Thf^t is 
 bapttzein does not express any particular mbde of action As 
 to dye^expresses any kind of action by which an object is 
 colored; to bury, any kind of action by which aLE s 
 hidden and protected ; so to baptize expresses any Tt by * 
 :^JfJ^^orthingishroug\^ into a stote of kinglet 
 
 fir t^^' Ji^^^^^^^ Dr. J. W.Dale, 4o has gone 
 
 over the whole baptistic question with a thoroughness never 
 
 ' ^t?^.?L''"?'*f • "l^ ^^° ^"^ «•"«" "«"' *»^« r««"»* oi his in- 
 
 mo-^^^^M"'" 1 T ^*'? '^''^T^"' ^^y^' "^ "^"nd toan could 
 more readily select any demanded color from the spectrum, or 
 
 l^i^r "^"""f ""^'^y thread the Creten labyrinth, than 
 could the seven wise men 6f Greece declare the nature or mode 
 
 BLbtism''n%^?^^^^ 
 
 itoptism, p. 35a). The learned Robert Young, LL D author 
 
 the Bible, ^says, "From all this I gather that the word *««/wo 
 
 ^as no real specific reference to mode at all, but to the object. 
 
 , effect or result contemplated.- See his tract, "Baptism 
 
 tw«»*» Immersion.^' . * wpwsm 
 
 ^ The specific mode in which the state orcondition expressed 
 Zi?^k7*'^^^^ ""'* ^ determined, not from the word 
 
 Itself but from the context ; and the examination must include 
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 a careful inspection of every ins^nco. This, the writer claimg 
 H-i*'' T* "^ ^" f I^mP^'t^t of sixty ,mge«, entitled. " Bap- 
 tism : Its mode and u»eaning at the time of our Lord." I have 
 given, m the original Greelf or, Hebrew, every instance of the 
 wordoccuringuptothetiraeof Christ. Thrise are the only 
 K^^T** ^''^ ?"'^. ^'"^'^ *^>^ influence on the minds of the 
 ^f^J* i?"^ '*'"^''-. '^*'" instances are twenty-seven in 
 a h^J^7 . ^^ f*^ oaretnliy arranged in chi-onological order, 
 
 li 'fwi'T'''**''" «*?"• ''"^ this question asked in each 
 caje What was moved in this baptism, the baptizing ele- 
 
 Xen^ .^M"*'J^*^P'^r^'" I" «very case the ansler IS 
 adverse to the dippmg theory. The baptizing element is 
 always moved, the subject baptized is neVer m*ov^ In n« 
 instance IS there a dip; that is. the person or thing bapt^z^ 
 moved put into the baptizing element and then wltWraw^ 
 after the manner of the Baptists. ' 
 
 De^lex'ltv W 'i!!'>.'ti**'^ yr^K'"" "" <^<'^^^ion of mental 
 perplexity is a baptized youth ; the man in a condition of 
 drunkenne^ is a baptized man ; the coast in a condition of 
 
 ^^^^Z^^^^ ''"u^^'^'f '''^'' Then, was adherent 
 lum. J^!^ rT^'^^T'^''^'^^ were classic Greek bap- 
 U^fcL^ T i? the mode, there was no dip in effecting these 
 baptisms In the one case the baptizing instrumentality was 
 
 waU C^V'' '^t^'^'' ***** ^^"«'^"^ ^" *he list The 
 waves. But the youth was not put into the questions the 
 
 Sr:.-'"' ''"' "^ ?i^ ' t^"" '"'^" ^'^ not plugged i2e 
 rn3tl- T "! "^^ put into him; the coast wks nSt taken un 
 
 ^ in S/Th;"'' ^'^^ ''"^ '^^ r °*™^ "P^'^ ^h« coast. And 
 T' din" in n *;r^ "^Z ^^ ^^"^ t^^^enty-seven. there is not • 
 
 exbZed and tt ^^^^^^ J^'^'^.l^ '^If^y* '^ «tate or condition 
 expressed, and the context usually determines that state or 
 
 ^rurnumv^^**' "^Ji*^^.*t« *^P*^^'"« elementorin- 
 tWn^hw^ ^1 "2? "'''''^ *°^ ^"^""^^^ upoa the person or 
 thing baptized. ^Never once is the person or thing *baptiz«i 
 
 ^.^f'^^K ™r^*'*^ P"* into thV baptising deLTio 
 much for the ciassics. In Leaflet No. 1 2, we SiaU Xw tlmt 
 the same is the case in the New Testament • 
 
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 A Series of 4-pagt LEAFLETS ON BAPTlSfM, by the 
 Rev, W. a. MacKAY, B.a:, D.D., Woodstock, Otii 
 
 Recommended by a Committee of the Presbyterian Ministerial 
 
 t Mem mm JmuM B9,ptiabdt . 
 
 xiBapttm by tlM Spirit: ItaModa. 
 
 & CtaNmonlal Baptiams: How Perfonnad. 
 
 1 A Bibla Baptlam on Dry Oroimd. 
 
 6> How wara tha T]ir0e Thouaand Baptized on tha Day of 
 Pantacoat? - 
 
 8. John'a Baptiam at tha Jordan and at jEnon. 
 ' 7. Tk6 Baptiam of tha Ethiopian Ennncli. 
 
 8. Baptising before Meals, and Baptising Vessels and Tables^ 
 ^ Niuunan'a Sayan-fold Baptism. 
 
 10. l)oes Bnried wltl^ Ohriat mean Dipping into Water? 
 
 11. Does the word Baptise mean to Dip? 
 
 12. Doea tha word Baptise mean to Dip? (0<mtinned.) 
 
 15. Tha Origin of Immersion for Baptism. 
 
 14. To Whom is Baptiam to be Administered? 
 
 16. The Ohnrch Blembership of Children always Becognised. ' 
 
 16. Tha Continuity pf tha CQiqrch under both Dispensations. 
 
 17. Ohrist's Final Commission includes Children. 
 
 18. The Baptism of Families. * 
 
 19. Christ and the Holy Spirit on the Baptiam of Children. 
 
 20. The Testimony of History to Infant Baptism. 
 
 21. Wo Ohiections Answered. 
 
 22. "What Good will Baptism do an Infant COiild? " 
 ddae Communion. 
 
 A SolMui Appeal to Young People who haya bean 
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