Bertha and Her Baptism

Published in 1857, 'Bertha and Her Baptism' by Nehemiah Adams is a religious treatise examining the theological significance of infant baptism within Christianity. The narrative follows a character named Bertha, whose baptism prompts discussions on covenant theology and the role of children in faith. Through dialogues among parents and a pastor, the text explores the emotional and doctrinal implications of dedicating infants to God, addressing common concerns about the practice while emphasizing its spiritual meaning.