{"id":"10.1","chapter":10,"number":1,"text":"That all Children dying in Infancy, having not actually transgressed against the Law of God in their own persons, are only subject to the first death, which comes upon them by the sin of the first Adam, from whence they shall be all raised by the second Adam; and not that any one of them (dying in that estate) shall suffer for Adams sin, eternal punishment in Hell, (which is the second death) for of such belongs the Kingdome of Heaven. not daring to conclude with that uncharitable opinion of others, who though they plead much for the bringing of children into the visible Church here on earth by Baptisme, yet nevertheless by their Doctrine that Christ dyed but for some, shut a great part of them out of the Kingdome of Heaven for ever.","segments":[{"text":"That all Children dying in Infancy, having not actually transgressed against the Law of God in their own persons, are only subject to the first death, which comes upon them by the sin of the first Adam, from whence they shall be all raised by the second Adam; and not that any one of them (dying in that estate) shall suffer for Adams sin, eternal punishment in Hell, (which is the second death) for of such belongs the Kingdome of Heaven.","proofs":["1 Corinthians 15:22","Matthew 19:14"],"refs":[{"printed":"1 Corinthians 15:22","osis":["1Cor.15.22"]},{"printed":"Matthew 19:14","osis":["Matt.19.14"]}],"note":null},{"text":"not daring to conclude with that uncharitable opinion of others, who though they plead much for the bringing of children into the visible Church here on earth by Baptisme, yet nevertheless by their Doctrine that Christ dyed but for some, shut a great part of them out of the Kingdome of Heaven for ever.","proofs":[],"refs":[],"note":null}],"relations":{},"diffs":[],"page":"6","leaf":4}