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Montanists - definition of montanists by the free dictionary a small, prosaic booklet that bears a captivating title--"The Trail of Blood". Following the Christians down through the centuries or The History of Baptist Churches from the Time of Christ, Their Founder, to the Present Day mixed the blood of suckling infants with flour to make bread for their "polluted sacraments. The trail of blood - sovereign grace landmark baptist The History of Baptist Churches From the Time of Christ, Their Founder, you to read the Trail of Blood for yourselves as we go through this series of messages. Most Baptists believed these truths prior to the 20th century. Lord's true churches, that He preserved down through these bloody ages unto the present day. The trail of blood - wikipedia The Trail of Blood (1931) is a book by American Baptist minister James Milton Carroll. 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