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The Deity of Jesus Christ Asserted; with a Defence of the Divinity of His Humanity, and an Explanation of the Nature of His Redemption: Being Four Lectures Answering the “Inquiries,” 1st, Whether Moses and the Prophets Taught the Doctrine of the Divine Unity Or the Trinity? ... And Reviewing the Principles ... Held by Unitarians and Trinitarians ... on These Subjects ... as ... Set Forth in a Course of Unitarian Lectures, by ... J. M'Alister, and a Course of Trinitarian Lectures, by ... J. Pringle ... in ... 1839. Pt. 1

Elias de la Roche RENDELL

Published: 1841

Total Pages: 66


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