The Christian Quaker; Or, G. K.'s Eyes Opened, ... Containing a Testimony Against that False ... Opinion, ... Viz., That ... Saints, Immediately After the Bodily Death, Attain to All the Resurrection They Expect, ... and Also, that the Wicked, Immediately After Death, are Raised Up to Receive All the Punishment They are to Expect, Etc

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