Several Enquiries,: Concerning I. Justification. II. The Son of God; and what is Necessary to be Believed Concerning Him. III. Sinners Deliverance from Condemnation. IV. The Justice of God. V. Infinite Justice, and Infinite Satisfaction. VI. Faith and Mysteries. VII. The Use of Reason in Matters of Revelation. VIII. The Unity of the Church Or Body of Christ. IX. Prayer. X. The Meaning of Our Lord's Words, Son, Thy Sins be Forgiven Thee. XI. The Meaning of Our Lord's Words, Except Ye Believe that I Am He, Ye Shall Die in Your Sins. XII. Whether Christ is Sole King in His Own Kingdom

Thomas Chubb

1718年1月 · James Knapton, at the Crown in St. Paul's Church-Yard.

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