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Tombes's Antipaedobaptist Works:
Tombes, John, B.D. A Just Reply to the Books of Mr. Wills and Mr.
Blinman, for infant-baptism; in a letter to Henry D'Anvers,
Esq. London: 1675.
_____. A Plea of Anti-paedobaptists against, the vanity and falshood
of scribled papers, entitled, The Anabaptists Anatomiz'd and
silenc'd in a publique dispute... betwixt John Tombes, John
Cragg,and Henry Vaughan, touching
infant-baptism. London: 1654.
_____. A Short Catechism about
Baptism. London: 1659. This work
is found in the Appendix.
_____. An Addition to the Apology For the two Treatises concerning
Infant-Baptisme, Published December 15. 1645. In which the
Author is vindicated from 21. unjust Criminations in the 92.
page book of Robert Baillie Minister of Glasgow, Intitled
Anabaptisme. And sundry material points concerning the
Covenant, Infants-interest in it, and Baptisme by it, Baptism
by an unbaptized person, Dipping, Erastianism, and
Church- Government, are argued, in a letter (now enlarged) sent in
September 1647. to him, by....London: 1652.
_____. An Antidote against the Venome of a Passage in the 5th
Di- rection of the Epistle Dedicatory to the whole book of Mr.
Richard Baxter, intituled the Saints Everlasting Rest,
con- taining a satyricall invective against
Anabaptists. London: 1650.
_____. An Apology or Plea for the Two Treatises concerning Infant
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Baptisme, against the unjust charges complaints and censures
of Nathaniel Holmes, John Geree, Stephen Marshall, John
Ley and William Hussey, together with a postscript by way of
reply to Mr. Blakes answer to Mr. Tombes his letter and Mr.
E. Calamy and Mr. R. Vines preface to it,
etc. London: 1646.
_____. Antipaedobaptism, or no plain nor obscure scripture proof
of infants baptism or church membership. Being the first part
of a full review of the dispute about infant baptism...Whereby
the expositions...and arguings...for infant baptism by Mr.
Marshall, Mr. J. Geree, Mr. Richard Baxter, Mr. T. Cabbet,
Mr. T. Blake, Mr. J. Church; and the arguements of Mr. N.
Stephens...are fully refuted. London: 1652.
_____. Anti-paedobaptism, or the Second Part Of the full Review of
the Dispute Concerning Infant-Baptism: In which the
inval- idity of Arguments inferring a Duty from a positive Rite of the
Old Testament concerning a positive Rite of the New, by
rea son of Analogy between them, is shewed; and the Argument
against Infant-baptism, from Christs institution, Matth. 28.
19. the sayings and practise in the New Testament is made
good against the writings of Mr. Stephen Marshall, Mr.
Rich ard Baxter, Mr. Thomas Blake, Mr. Thomas Cobbet, Mr. John
Cotton, Dr. Nathaniel Homes, Mr. Robert Bailee, Dr. Daniel
Featley, Mr. John Brinsley, Mr. Cuthbert Sydenham, Dr. Henry
Hammond, Mr. Thomas Fuller, and
others. London: 1654.
_____. Anti-Paedobaptism: or the Third Part. Being, A full Review
of the Dispute concerning Infant-Baptism. In which, the
Ar- guments for Infant-Baptism from the Covenant and Initial
Seal, Infants Visible Church-membership, Antiquity of
Infant- Baptism, are repelled. and the Writings of Mr. Stephen
Mar- shal, Mr. Richard Baxter, Mr. John Geree, Mr. Thomas Blake,
Mr. Thomas Cobbet, Dr. Nathaniel Homes, Mr. John Drew,
Mr Josiah Church, Mr. William Lyford, Dr. Daniel Featley,
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Mr. John Brinsley, Mr. Cuthbert Sidenham, Mr. William Carter,
Mr. Samuel Rutherford, Mr. John Crag, Dr. Henry Hammond,
Mr. John Cotton, Mr. Thomas Fuller, Mr John Stalham, Mr.
Thomas Hall, and others, are examined; and many points
about the Covenants, and Seals, and other Truths of weight,
are handled. London: 1657.
_____. Felo de se; or Mr. Baxters Self-destroying, Manifested in twenty
Arguments against infant-baptism gathered out of his own
writing, in his second disputation of right to
sacraments. London: 1659. Appended to this document is a discussion of
Mr. Baxter's "Ten Reasons of His practise about infant
bap- tism" as a response to a sermon preached by Baxter 4 May
1656.
_____. Fermentum Pharisaeorum
or, The Leaven of Pharisaical Will- Worship: declared in a sermon on Matth.xv., November 24,
1641, at Leominster in
Herefordshire. London: 1641.
_____ . Praecursor, or a Forerunner to a large Review of the
Dis- pute concerning Infant-Baptism; wherein many things both
Doctrinall and personal are cleared : about which Mr.
Rich- ard Baxter, In a Book Mock-titled Plain Scripture Proof of
Infants Church Membership and Baptism hath Darkened the
Truth. London: 1652.
_____. Refutatio positionis, ejusque confrationis, Paedobaptismum
esse licitum, affirmantis ab Henrico Savage, SS. T.D., etc.
n.p.: 1655.
_____. Two Treatises; and an Apendix to them Concerning Infant
Baptisme. The Former Treatise being an Exercitation
pre- sented to the Chair-man of a Committee of the Assembly of
Divines. The latter an Examen of the Sermon of Mr. Stephen
Marshall, about Infant-Baptisme, in a letter sent to
him.
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London: 1645. The work includes an appendix to show that
Colossians 2:11,12 "proves not Infant-Baptisme".
Other Works by John Tombes:
_____. A Serious Consideration of the Oath of the Kings supremacy:
wherein these six propositions are asserted. 1. That some
swearing is lawful. 2. That some promissory oaths are
law- ful. 3. That a promissory oath of allegiance and due
obedi- ence to a king is lawful. 4. That the king in his realm, is the
onely supreme governor over all persons. 5. That the king is
the governour of the realm, as well in all spiritual or
ecclesi- astical things, or causes, as temporal. 6. That the
jurisdic- tions, priviledges, preeminences, and authorities in that oath,
may be assisted and defended. London: 1660.
_____. A Supplement to A Serious Consideration of the Oath of the
Kings supremacy In, First, Some consideration of the oath
of allegiance. Secondly, vindicating of A serious
consideration of the oath of the Kings supremacy from exceptions of
Richard Hubberthorn, Samuel Fisher, Samuel Hodgkin and
some others against them, in the points of swearing in some
case, and the matters of these oaths. London: 1661.
_____. The Anabaptists silenced; or, a relation of a publick dispute
between John Tombes and John Cragge and Henry Vaughan,
touching infant-baptism in St. Mary's Church, in Abergavenny,
in Monmouthshire. Also a sermon, preached by Mr. Cragge
the Sunday following... by Mr.
Tombes. 2nd edition. London: 1741. This work is misattributed to Tombes because his name
appears first on the titlepage. It was published by sympathisers
of Cragge and Vaughan. Tombes was only the respondent.
Cragge and Vaughan called for the debate. His name is listed
first on the frontispiece therefore it has been assumed to be
his work. A wonderful record of scholastic debate. An inter-
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_____. Animadversiones in librum Georgii Bulli [on James and
Jus- tification by works, 1669], etc. London: 1675.
_____. Animadversiones quadem in aphorismos Richardi Baxter, de
justificatione. n.p.: n.d. No extent copies are available. Crosby
mentions this work in his history, Vol I, p. 295.
_____. Antropolatria; or the sinne of glorying in men, especially in
eminent ministers of the gospel, etc. London: 1645.
_____. Christ's Commination against scandalizers; a treatise wherein
the necessity, nature, sorts, and evils of scandalizing are
cleared and fully handled. Oxford:1641. Aka Vae Scan-
dalizantium.
_____. Emmanuel; Or, God-man, a treatise concerning the two
na- tures in Christ.... London: 1669 & 1673.
_____. The Foot out of the snare, or a restoration of the inhabitants
of Zion into their place. London: 1655. Tombes is
respon- sible for a portion of this work attributed to J[ohn] T[olderoy].
_____. Jehovah-Jireh; or, God's Providence in delivering the Godly.
Opened in two sermons in the city of Bristoll... With a short
narration on that bloody and abominable
plot. London: 1643.
_____. Petition to the Protector on 12 May to incorporate Katherines
Hospital, Ledbury. S.P.D. 9 August 1649; S.P.D. lxxii. 3,
lxxiii. 16, lxxvi. 10a. Incident closed 25 Sept. 1649.
_____. Romanism discussed; or an answer to the nine articles of
H[enry] T[urberville] his manual of
controversies. Com- mended to the world by Richard Baxter. London: 1660.
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_____. True Old-light Exalted above Pretended New Light; or a
Trea- tise of Jesus Christ, as He is the Light that enlightens every
one that comes into the world. Against the sense both of
Quakers, Arminians, and other Assertors of Universal Grace;
whose light is proved to be Darkness. London: 1660.
Com- mended to the world by Richard Baxter.
_____. Saints no smiters; or smiting the civil powers not the work of
saints, being a treatise showing the doctrine and attempts of
Quinto-monarchians, or Fifth-Monarchy-men, about smiting
powers to be damnable and
anti-christian. London: 1664.
_____. Sepher Sheba, or the oath book; being a treatise concerning
swearing, the nature, forms, rights, lawfullnesse, rules of
swearing, adjuration and keeping of oaths... containing 20
catechetical lectures on the third
commandment. London: 1664.
_____. Table of contents of Theocratia; or a treatise of the kingdom
of God; with application for lectureship in Gresham College
or Rochester Hospital. n.p.: n.d. S.P.D. ccxxxix. 173.
_____. Theodulia; or, a just defence of hearing the sermons and other
teachings of the present ministers of England. Against a book
unjustly entitled, (in Greek) A Christian testimony against
them that serve the image of the beast. (In English) A
Chris- tian and sober testimony against them that serve the image of
the beast. London: 1667.
_____. Ed. Pemble, William.
Five Godly Sermons. Oxford: 1627. Tombes is credited with editing the work, although, his name
appears only in the preface.
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The Anabaptists Catechisme: With All their Practices, Meetings and
Exercises. London: 1645.
The Ancient Bounds, or Liberty of Conscience, Tenderly Stated,
Modestly Asserted, and Mildly
Vindicated. London: 1645
A Confession of Faith of Seven Baptized Churches in
London. Lon- don: 1646.
A Declaration of several of the People called Anabaptists, In and
about the City of London. London: 1659.
A Directory for the Publique Worship of
God.... London: 1645.
A Discourse of Infant-Baptism, By way of Dialogue, between
Paedobapatista, A Minister, for Infant Baptism.
Anti- paedobaptista, his Friend, against it.
Aporeticus, An In- genious
Doubter. London: 1698.
A Platform of Church Discipline....
Cambridge, Massachusetts Bay Colony: 1649[sic]. This document is commonly called the
Cambridge Platform of 1648.
A Proposall Humbly Offered, for the Farming of Liberty of
Con- science. London: 1662.
A Sober enquiry about the new oath enjoined on Nonconformists
according to an act of parliament. London: 1665.
Adis, Henry. A fannaticks testimony against swearing: being an
an- swer to four books, published by John Tombes, Jeremiah Ives,
Theophilus Brabourne; but more especially to that by
Henry Den. London: 1661.
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Baillee, Robert. Anabaptism, the True Fountain of Independency,
Antinomy, Brownisme, and Familisme, and most of the other
Errours, which for the time doe trouble the Church of
En- gland, Unsealed. London: 1647.
_____. The Disswasive from the errors of the time vindicated from
the exceptions of Mr. Cotton and Mr.
Tombes. n.p.[Scotland]: 1655.
B[akewell], T[homas]. A Justification of Two Points now in
Contro- versy with the Anabaptists concerning baptism. With a briefe
answer to Master Tombes argument, in his Exercitation about
Infants baptisme. Also a briefe answer to Captaine Hobsons
arguments in his Falacy of Infants
baptisme. London: 1646. This work may be wrongly attributed. The concerns are
con sistent with the thought of Thomas Bedford. Although, the
printer is the same as Bakewell used during this period. The
titlepage is vague, offering initials alone.
Barebone, Praisegod. A Discourse tending to Prove the Baptisme in,
or under The Defection of Antichrist to be an Ordinance of
Jesus Christ. As also That the Baptisme of Infants or
Chil- dren is warrantable, and agreeable to the word of God.
Wherein the perpetuity of the estate of Christs Church in the
world, and the everlastingnesse of the Covenant of Almighty
God to Abraham are set forth as Maine Grounds, and sundry
other particular things are
controverted. London: 1642.
_____. A Reply to the Frivolous and Impertinent Answer of R.B. To
the Discourse of P.B. In Which discourse is shewed, that the
Baptisme in the defection of Antichrist, is the Ordinance of
God, notwithstanding the Corruptions that attend the same,
and that Baptisme of Infants is lawfull, both which are
vindi- cated from the exceptions of R.B. And further cleared by the
same Author. London: 1643.
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Barrow, Robert. A briefe answer to a discourse lately written by one
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the people of Bewdley. London: 1651. Bound with
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con- cerning the dispute [of 1 January 1649/50]. London:
1652. Bound with Plain Scripture
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_____. More Proofs of Infants Church-membership and Consequently
their Right to Baptism: Or a Second Defence of Our Infant
Rights and Mercies. In Three Parts. The first is, The plain
Proof of God's Statute, or Covenant for Infants
Church-mem- bership from the Creation, and the Continuation of it till the
Institution of Baptism; with the Defence of the Proof against
the Frivolous Exceptions of Mr. Tombes. And a Confutation
of Mr. Tombes his Arguments against Infants
Church-mem- bership.... London: 1675.
_____. Plain Scripture Proof of Infants Church-membership and
Baptism: being arguments prepared for (and partly managed
in) the publick Dispute with Mr. Tombes at Bewdley on the
first day of Jan. 1649. With a full reply to what he then
an- swered, and what is contained in his sermon since preached,
in his Printed Books, his M.S. on 1 Cor. 7. 14. which I saw,
against Mr. Marshall, against these Arguments. With a
Re- ply to his Valedictory Oration at Bewdley; and a corrective
against his Antidote. London: 1650. Fourth edition, 1656.
_____. Praefestinatis movator.
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_____. Review of the state of Christian infants, Whether they should
be entered in covenant with God by baptism; or whether
Christ, the Saviour of the world, hath shut all mankind out of
His visible kingdom and covenant-rights and hopes till they
come to age? Occasioned by the importunity of Mr. E.
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baptisme. London: 1646.
_____. Three Scripture Texts, by Mr. J. Tombes in the first part of his
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Brown, R. Jerubaal; or a vindication of the Sober Testimony Against
Sinfull Complyance, from the exceptions of Mr. Tombes, in
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