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A REVIEW

OF

REV. J. B. JETER’S BOOK

ENTITLED

“CAMPBELLISM EXAMINED.”

BY

MOSES E. LARD,

WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY ALEXANDER CAMPBELL

About the Book:

in the 1850s, Jeremiah Jeter (a Baptist) wrote a short, one-chapter book entitled, Campbellism Examined which can be downloaded in e-Sword format here. By 1855, he had expanded it to 395 pages (pdf of the full book can be downloaded here). These writings dealt with the beliefs and doctrines of those who sought to be called "Christians," "Disciples of Christ" or simply the "church of Christ." Opponents of this movement began to call them "Campbellites," after Alexander Campbell, one of their foremost preachers, writers, and debaters. Historically speaking, this movement was in full swing decades before Alexander Campbell or his father ever came to the United States, so the name "Campbellite" is historically inaccurate regardless of any other facts that may be considered.

In 1857, Moses E. Lard (whose commentary on Romans has been in print for over a century) wrote a response to Mr. Jeter's book. In it, he answers the charges made, shows the Scriptures from which the beliefs and doctrines come from, and clarifies the beliefs of these Christians to avoid any misrepresentation. In addition, he questions, with Scriptures, some of the doctrines held by Mr. Jeter that were expressed in the aforementioned book.

Contents:

• Reasons for the Present Work; Biography; the Title of Mr. Jeter's Book; Sects; Clergy; etc.
• Mr. Jeter's Doctrine of the Influence of the Spirit in Conversion Examined
• The Spirit's Influence in Conversion: Our own Doctrine Stated and Defended
• Objections of Mr. Jeter to the Preceding Doctrine Considered
• The Identify of Regeneration, Conversion, and Baptism
• Prayer Not a Duty of the Unbaptized
• Remission of Sins
• Objections to the Preceding Doctrine of Remission Considered
• Mr. Jeter's Doctrine of Remission Examined
• Three Miscellaneous Items

Notes:

Thanks to Bill Huff for uploading the original booklet/article so that both sides of this issue may be presented.

This book was scanned by Bennie Johns, OCR corrections made by Kyle Frank, and e-Sword formatting done by the uploader. Available as a PDF file here.