Due frequency of the Lord's Supper: stated and proved from Holy Scripture. Agreeably to the Rubricks of our Church-Liturgy. Being an answer to that question, How often a Good Christian ought to come to the Holy Communion? Together with a method of preparation for weekly Communicating: Volume 1

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