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THE Christian Life, Part I. from its beginning to its Consummation in Glory; together with the several Means and Instruments of Christianity conducing thereunto: with directions for Private Devotion, and Forms of Prayer fitted to the several States of Christians. Octavo.
The Christian Life, Part II. Wherein the Fundamental Principles of Christian Duty are Assigned, Explained and Proved. Vol. 1.
The Christian Life, Part II. Wherein the Fundamental Principle of Christian Duty, the Doctrine of our Saviour's Mediation is Explained and Proved▪ Volume 2. All three by Iohn Scott, D. D. Late Rector of St. Giles's in the Fields.
Of Trust in God, or a Discourse concerning the Duty of casting our Care upon God in all our difficulties; together with an Exhortation to patient suffering for Righteousness, in a Sermon on 1 Pet. iii. 14, 15. By Nathanael Spinks, M. A. A Presbyter of the Church of England.
A Discourse concerning Lent, in two Parts. The first an Historical Account of its Observation. The second, an Essay concerning its Original; this subdivided into two Repartitions; whereof the first is Preparatory, and shews that most of our Christian Ordinances are derived from the second Conjectures that Lent is of the same Original. By George Hooper, D. D. Dean of Canterbury.
Mysteries in Religion Vindicated, or the Filiation, Deity and Satisfaction of our Saviour, asserted against Socinians and others, with Occasional Reflections on several late Pamphlets. By Luke Milbourn, a Presbyter of the Church of England.
An Enquiry into New Opinions (chiefly) propagated by the Prebyterians of Scotland; together also with some Animadversions on a late Book Entituled a Defence of the Vindication, of the Kirk, in a Letter to a Friend at Edenburgh. By Alexander Monro, D. D.
The Principles of the Cyprianic Age, with regard to Episcopal Power and Jurisdiction, asserted and recommended from the Genuine Writings of St. Cyprian himself, and his Contemporaries, by which it is made Evident that the Vindicator of the Kirk of Scotland is obliged, by his own Concessions, to acknowledge that he and his Associates are Schismaticks. In a Letter to a Friend. By I. S.
Bishop Overal's Convocation Book. 4o
The Faith and Practice of a Church of England Man. 12o
Mr. Hallywel's Defence of Revealed Religion in Six Sermons. 8o
Dr. Gregory's Doctrine of the Trinity not Explained but Asserted. 8o
Dr. Templer's Treatise relating to the Worship of God, divided into Six Sections. 1. The Nature of Worship. 2. The Peculiar Object of Worship. 3. The True Worshippers. 4. Assistance Requisite to Worship. 5. The Place of Worship. 6. The Solemn Time of Worship.
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