The American Bible society and the Baptists (Open Library)

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The American Bible society and the Baptists

or, The question discussed, Shall the whole word of God be given to the heathen?... With a preface, by Rev. R. Babcock, jr..

by William Henry Wyckoff
Published in 1841, J. Barker, Bennett, Backus & Hawley; [etc., etc.] (New York, Utica)

The American Bible society and the Baptists
William Henry Wyckoff

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Contributions: Gotch, Frederic William, 1807-1890.

Other titles: Question discussed, Shall the whole word of God be given to the heathen?

works: The American Bible society and the Baptists

By statement: By W.H. Wyckoff.

Source records: Internet Archive: americanbiblesoc00wyck

Language: English

Pagination: viii, 172 p.

LCCN: 43048457

LC: BX6331 .W9

Subject: Henderson, E. 1784-1858
American Bible Society
Bible — Versions, Baptist
Bible — Publishing

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   The proceedings of the American Bible society in relation to the Baptists, drawn from official documents.

   The circular of the American Bible society, giving their reasons for rejecting the Baptist versions of the Scriptures in India.

   An examination of the circular.

   Appendix: A critical examination of the rendering of the word Baptixo in the ancient and many of the modern versions of the New Testament, with especial reference to Dr. Henderson's animadversions upon Mr. Greenfield's statements on the subject. By F.W. Gotch.

	The proceedings of the American Bible society in relation to the Baptists, drawn from official documents.
	The circular of the American Bible society, giving their reasons for rejecting the Baptist versions of the Scriptures in India.
	An examination of the circular.
	Appendix: A critical examination of the rendering of the word Baptixo in the ancient and many of the modern versions of the New Testament, with especial reference to Dr. Henderson's animadversions upon Mr. Greenfield's statements on the subject. By F.W. Gotch.