Baird systematically addresses the key biblical passages that mention baptism, analyzing their context and offering insights into the theological debates surrounding the sacrament. He explores the differences between infant baptism and believer’s baptism, presenting arguments for and against each practice based on scripture. Baird also considers the early church’s views on baptism, the different modes of baptism (such as immersion and sprinkling), and how baptism has been understood within various Christian denominations over the centuries.The book is intended for readers who are interested in a deeper understanding of baptism's theological and historical underpinnings. Baird’s careful analysis of the scriptural texts, along with his historical approach, makes the book an important contribution to the study of Christian sacramental theology. A Bible History of Baptism serves as both a theological resource for those studying Christian practices and a historical examination of how baptism has shaped the faith and worship of Christians throughout history.