"Man's threefold state, or a short view of God's special providence towards mankind under the two covenants; together with an enquiry into the right ends of good works under the Gospel dispensation; written by J. B."
MS. Rawl. C. 754
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
"Man's threefold state, or a short view of God's special providence towards mankind under the two covenants; together with an enquiry into the right ends of good works under the Gospel dispensation; written by J. B."
Shelfmark
MS. Rawl. C. 754
Summary
On fly-leaves at the end:
(fol. 48b) Instructions for singing.
(fol. 51b) Of the objective being of things, how distinct from their proper existence.
(fol. 53b) Concerning saving faith, as delivered by Mr. [Isaac] Chauncy [in opposition to Dr. Dan. Williams.]
(fol. 57) Short notes from a sermon by "Mr. Davis, preaching at Rope-Maker's Alley."
(fol. 57) "Mr. Norton of justification."
Date
1695
Language
English
Physical facet
On paper, in duodecimo
Physical extent
57 Leaves
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Collection contents
Rawlinson C: History, Theology
"Man's threefold state, or a short view of God's special providence towards mankind under the two covenants; together with an enquiry into the right ends of good works under the Gospel dispensation; written by J. B."
