Remarks on the General Tenour of the New Testament, Regarding the Nature and Dignity of Jesus Christ: Addressed to Mrs. Joanna Baillie. [In Reply to "A View of the General Tenour of the New Testament Regarding the Nature and Dignity of Jesus Christ."].

Thomas BURGESS (successively Bishop of Saint David's and of Salisbury.)

ene 1831 · W.B. Brodie & Company

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