Second London Baptist Confession
Church Government
How the Lutheran, Presbyterian and Reformed, Episcopalian, and Congregational branches of the Reformation each answered the question of who governs the church once papal authority was rejected.
Second London Baptist Confession (1677/1689)
An introduction to the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith (1677/1689): its background under the Clarendon Code, its deliberate dependence on the Westminster Confession, the convictions that drove it, and what it cost the Particular Baptists who owned it.
The Second London Baptist Confession of Faith
Read and search the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith, with its 32 chapters, Scripture proofs, address to the reader, and appendix.

