Three Questions Resolved Plainly, Viz. What Conceptions Ought We to Have of the Blessed God? What Are Those Truths, Whereof the Knowledge Appeareth Most Indispensibly Necessary Unto Our Salvation; And (Therefore) to Be First and Most Learnt by Us? (1688) by Daniel Burgess (Paperback / softback, 2010)
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