A Letter to a Friend in America; wherein is clearly held forth the peculiar interest that the Elect have in the Death of Christ, by virtue of a special appointment; in opposition to Arminianus. As also, the common interest mankind-sinners have in his obedience and death, etc

LETTER.

Jan. 1754 · Printed and sold at the Printing-House on the New-Stairs

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