1641 EDWARD BARBER. A Small Treatise on Baptism. Rare Baptist. Imprisoned for Faith! Biography but are connected to the

but are connected to the moving story of a Christian slave on the Middle Passage

Very rare early history of missionary work from the United States in Turkey

as the Baptists finally began to emerge from persecution as part of the "independent" protestant landscape in England and America

The Two Creations Illustrated from Jacob and Esau

that by God’s power I have given it up

1641 EDWARD BARBER. A Small Treatise on Baptism. Rare Baptist. Imprisoned for Faith! Biography but are connected to theAn exceptionally scarce early articulation of the Baptist faith. Barber was a tradesman who began preaching as a lay preacher against the evils of infant baptism. He was then imprisoned in 1640, and used his year in prison to study the issue further. There, like Bunyan, he penned his treatise in defense of believer's baptism. It is a very important and rare piece of Baptist history. Barber, Edward. A Small Treatise of Baptisme; or, Dipping. Wherein is