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THe Harmony of the Divine Attributes in contriving Man's Redemption by the Lord Jeſus Chriſt, &c. By W. Bates D.D. in quarto, the ſecond Edition enlarged, with an Alphabetical Table.
XL Sermons on ſeveral occaſions, preached at Cambridge, and elſwhere, By the late Reverend and Learned Anthony Tuckney D.D. in quarto.
Mr. Theoph. Gale's Anatomy of Infidelity. octavo.
—Idea Theologiae tam Contemplativae tam Activae, &c. in 12 s.
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—Vindication of the XXI Divines.
A Conteſt for Chriſtianity, or an Account of two great Diſputes between the Anabaptiſts and the Quakers.
Infant-Baptiſm Aſſerted and Vindicated by Scripture and Antiquity, &c. By O. Wills M.A.
More Proofs for Infant Church-Memberſhip, and conſequently their right to Baptiſm, &c. By R. Baxter.
Vindiciae Vindiciarum, or Infant-Baptiſm Re-aſſerted and Vindicatrd. By O. Wills.
A Treatiſe of Juſtifying Righteouſneſs, &c. In anſwer to Dr. Tully and Mr. Chr. Cartwright. By R. Baxter.
Principles made Practical, or Directions for plain Chriſtians to pray on moſt occaſions, and to prepare themſelves for the Lord's Supper, by the uſe and knowledge of the Aſſemblies Catechiſm.
The great Concern, or a ſerious Warning to a timely and through-preparation for Death, &c. By Edw. Pearce.
A Beam of Divine Glory, or a Treatiſe of God's Unchangeableneſs. By the ſame Author.
Correction, Inſtruction, or a Treatiſe of Affliction. By T. Caſe in twelves.
The poor doubting Chriſtian drawn to Chriſt. By T. Hooker in twelves.
The worthy Communicant, or a Treatiſe ſhewing the due order of receiving the Lord's Supper. By Jer. Dyke. in twelves, with a Sacramental Catechiſm, &c.
The Barren Fig-tree, or the fruitleſs Profeſſor's doom. By John Bunyan, in twelves.
Solitude improved by Divine Meditations. By N. Ranew, in octavo.
The Life and Death of Mr. Thomas Tregoſs, ſometime Miniſter in Cornwal, in octavo.
The ſinfulneſs of Sin, and the fulneſs of Chriſt, &c. By W. Bridg.
The loſt Sinner ſought out by Jeſus Chriſt.
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