The resemblance of Jesus to Moses considered, and the extraordinary and continued punishment of the Jews shown to be a standing evidence of the truth of Christianity

An edition of The resemblance of Jesus to Moses considered, and the extraordinary and continued punishment of the Jews shown to be a standing evidence of the truth of Christianity (1765)

The resemblance of Jesus to Moses considered, and the extraordinary and continued punishment of the Jews shown to be a standing evidence of the truth of Christianity

sermon, preached before the Society in Scotland for Propagating Christian Knowledge, in Edinburgh, Feb. 25, 1765

By James Robertson

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The resemblance of Jesus to Moses considered, and the extraordinary and continued punishment of the Jews shown to be a standing evidence of the truth of Christianity

The resemblance of Jesus to Moses considered, and the extraordinary and continued punishment of the Jews shown to be a standing evidence of the truth of Christianitysermon, preached before the Society in Scotland for Propagating Christian Knowledge, in Edinburgh, Feb. 25, 1765

Language: eng

Pages: 97

Published In: 1765

The resemblance of Jesus to Moses considered, and the extraordinary and continued punishment of the Jews shown to be a standing evidence of the truth of Christianity

The resemblance of Jesus to Moses considered, and the extraordinary and continued punishment of the Jews shown to be a standing evidence of the truth of Christianitya sermon, preached before the Society in Scotland for Propagating Christian Knowledge, at their anniversary meeting, in the High Church of Edinburgh, on Monday, February 25, 1765

Language: eng

Pages: 97

Published In: 1765

Publisher: Printed by R. Fleming, P. Neill