The Lawfulness and Expediency of Set Forms of Prayer: Maintained, I. From the Old Testament, II. From the New Testament, III. From the Practice of the Universal Church, IV. From the Advantages of this Way of Worship, V. from the Disadvantages of Extemporizing, VI. From the Sentiments of the Learned Presbyterians, Foreign and British, VII. From the Weakness of the Objections Against Set Forms in General, and the English Service in Particular
Robert Calder
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