The Obligation which Lyes Upon Ministers to Preach the Gospel to Other Places and Parishes Besides Their Own, and in Other Places Besides the Temple ... Opened and Vindicated in a Sermon Preached by J. C.

J. C.

xan. de 1679 ·

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Some Arguments to prove, I. The certain salvation of the Christened infants of ungodly as well as of godly Christian parents, dying before actual sin ... V. With an enquiry into Mr. Baxter's doctrine of particular churches, and terms of church-unity, and detection thereof as faulty. By J. C. [i.e. John Cheyney.]

The Precious Name of Jesus. [Signed: J. C.]

The Laws of Short Whist

Betsey Harold's Story. By J. C.

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