"Church history is, like all other history, an account of what somebody sees, and the account becomes at most a conscientious interpretation. In spite of all effort, the historian must write as he sees with the facts which are at his command. The historian has not personally witnessed all that has taken place over the last two thousand years..." — BHK, Chapter 10, pp. 97-98.
THE CHURCH AND THE ORDINANCES
By Buell H. Kazee
___________________Concepts and Uses of the Word "Church"
Chapter 1The Universal-Invisible Church Theory Examined
Chapter 2A Church of Positive Identification
Chapter 3The Origin of the Church
Chapter 4The Church Developing
Chapter 5The Church Developing (Continued)
Chapter 6The Church Maturing
Chapter 7The Church and its Mission
Chapter 8"Picture Preaching and Table Talking"
Chapter 9The Problem of Baptism in History
Chapter 10The Question Which Divides Us
Chapter 11The Test of Church Fellowship
Chapter 12What Others Say
[From the back cover of the book]========= Buell Kazee Index
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