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An answer to a pamphlet entitled, An Examination of Mr. Hutchinson's Remarks, and Mr. Catcott's Answer to the Observations on his Sermon preach'd at Bristol. In which The wilful Misrepresentations and the malicious Calumnies of this Examiner, together with his Ignorance in the Hebrew Language, are fully expos'd, By Daniel Gittins, LL. B. Rector of South-Stoke, and late of Trinity-Hall in Cambridge.
Gittins, Daniel, -1761.Date: 1739- Books
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A serious and tender exhortation (in the spirit of meekness and love) unto all sober and tender-hearted people, who are sincerely seeking after salvation (but more particularly unto my Relations according to the Flesh) to turn their Minds Inward, unto the Manifestation of the Light and Spirit of Jesus Christ, in their own Hearts and Consciences; and to wait to know it's Teachings, that they may be Led and Guided by it, and walk in Obedience unto the Lord, in all their Wayes, so that they may come to Vvitness the Love of God; and to know a State of True Peace and Joy in the Lord, that their Souls may livingly Praise his Holy Name.
Burnett, John, Quaker, of Friskney.Date: 1704- Books
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A vindication of the worship of the Lord Jesus Christ as the Supreme God, In all the Dispensations, Patriarchal, Mosaick and Christian. Demonstrating, That Christ was so known and worship'd in all Ages, from Adam to this Day. By G. de Gols, Rector of St. Peters at Sandwich.
De Gols, Gerard.Date: M.DCC.XXVI. [1726]- Books
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An answer to a book, intituled, An appeal to the common sense of all Christian people, with regard to an important point of faith and practice, imposed upon their consciences, by Church authority; wherein the author's erroneus notions concerning the doctrine of the Trinity and incarnation of Jesus Christ; together with his mistakes, in expounding the Holy Scriptures, are fully laid open. And in which likewise several texts of Dr. Clarke's Scripture doctrine of the Trinity, with his arguing upon them, are occasionally considered. In a letter to the author. By Jonh [sic] Landon, Rector of Nustead and Ifield, in Kent.
Landon, John, 1721 or 1722-1782.Date: MDCCLXIV [1764]