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An example of plain catechising upon the Assembly's Shorter Catechism ..
By John Willison
The scripturality and consistency of the Westminster Confession of faith carefully examined, by comparing several propositions of the confession with the scripture proofs adduced to support them by the Westminster Assembly: with reasons for not acquiescing in established systems of theology
The scripturality and consistency of the Westminster Confession of faith carefully examined, by comparing several propositions of the confession with the scripture proofs adduced to support them by the Westminster Assembly: with reasons for not acquiescing in established systems of theology
By William Emerson
The declaration of faith approved of by the Reverend Presbytry of Bangor, and read publickly before the dissenting congregation of Grayabby, at his ordination the 21st day of June, 1774. To which his reasons for not complying with the form of subscription to the Westminster Confession of Faith required of him, are prefixed; andaddressed to the Protestant Dissenters in the North of Ireland
The declaration of faith approved of by the Reverend Presbytry of Bangor, and read publickly before the dissenting congregation of Grayabby, at his ordination the 21st day of June, 1774. To which his reasons for not complying with the form of subscription to the Westminster Confession of Faith required of him, are prefixed; andaddressed to the Protestant Dissenters in the North of Ireland
By Samuel Martin Stephenson
Reasons against the imposition of subscription to the Westminster-Confession of Faith; or, any such human tests of orthodoxy: together with answers to the arguments for such impositions
Reasons against the imposition of subscription to the Westminster-Confession of Faith; or, any such human tests of orthodoxy: together with answers to the arguments for such impositions
By Haliday, Samuel Rev.
The power of the Civil Magistrate in the Church, as declared in the Westminster Confession of Faith, andnow acknowledged by the General Synod of Ulster: A familiar letter, addressed to the Rev. J. Carmichael, A.M., Drumkeerin, in reply to his defence of certain statements in the XX. and XXIII. chapters of the confession
The power of the Civil Magistrate in the Church, as declared in the Westminster Confession of Faith, andnow acknowledged by the General Synod of Ulster: A familiar letter, addressed to the Rev. J. Carmichael, A.M., Drumkeerin, in reply to his defence of certain statements in the XX. and XXIII. chapters of the confession
By Dill, John Reverend.
Persecution sanctioned by the Westminster confession
Persecution sanctioned by the Westminster confession
By James McKnight
An example of plain catechising upon the Assembly's Shorter Catechism: Humbl'y offer'd as a help forinstructing the young and ignorant in the knowledge of the principles and duties of the Christian Religion, with the Grounds thereof, and that in a very comprehensive manner
An example of plain catechising upon the Assembly's Shorter Catechism: Humbl'y offer'd as a help forinstructing the young and ignorant in the knowledge of the principles and duties of the Christian Religion, with the Grounds thereof, and that in a very comprehensive manner
By John Willison
A defence of the Westminster Confession of Faith and the General Synod of Ulster, in reply to a pamphletby the Rev. J. Carlile, Dublin, on the "Use and Abuse of Creeds and Confessions"
A defence of the Westminster Confession of Faith and the General Synod of Ulster, in reply to a pamphletby the Rev. J. Carlile, Dublin, on the "Use and Abuse of Creeds and Confessions"
By Carmichael, J. Rev.