An inquiry into the sense in which our saviour Jesus Christ is declared by st. Paul to be the son of God, in 2 sermons. To which are added, Observations on mr. Belsham's 'Translation and exposition of the Epistles of Paul the apostle'.

Jan 1824 ·

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