Herman Witsius, Baptism, and Covenant Seed (2)

Kenneth Koole examines Herman Witsius's 17th-century treatise on the efficacy of baptism for elect infants in covenant families, exploring how Reformed theologians of that era understood baptism as a meaningful means of grace. This article situates Witsius's conclusions within the broader Protestant Reformed perspective and historical context of reformed sacramental theology, making it valuable for understanding both the historical development and contemporary Protestant Reformed thinking on infant baptism and covenant membership.