An edition of The friendly monitor (1798)

The friendly monitor.

Being two sermons, from II Peter, III chapt. 3 verse. There shall come in the last days, scoffers walking after their own lusts. : Considered as a prophecy: shewing the time when this description of persons were to appear in the world--and the prophecy fulfilled under the Gospel dispensation--the last period, or division of time, in the appearing of those who deny the divine origin of revelation.

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An edition of The friendly monitor (1798)

The friendly monitor.

Being two sermons, from II Peter, III chapt. 3 verse. There shall come in the last days, scoffers walking after their own lusts. : Considered as a prophecy: shewing the time when this description of persons were to appear in the world--and the prophecy fulfilled under the Gospel dispensation--the last period, or division of time, in the appearing of those who deny the divine origin of revelation.

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Printed by E. Russel, Fryeburg
Language
English
Pages
59

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Bible, Prophecies

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The friendly monitor.: Being two sermons, from II Peter, III chapt. 3 verse. There shall come in the last days, scoffers walking after their own lusts. : Considered as a prophecy: shewing the time when this description of persons were to appear in the world--and the prophecy fulfilled under the Gospel dispensation--the last period, or division of time, in the appearing of those who deny the divine origin of revelation.
1798, Printed by E. Russel, Fryeburg
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Cover of: The friendly monitor
The friendly monitor: Being two sermons, from II Peter, III chapt. 3 verse. There shall come in the last days, scoffers walking after their own lusts. : Considered as a prophecy: shewing the time when this description of persons were to appear in the world--and the prophecy fulfilled under the Gospel dispensation--the last period, or division of time, in the appearing of those who deny the divine origin of revelation
1798, Printed by E. Russel, Fryeburg
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Evans' ascription to the press of Moses Davis of Concord was probably based on an advertisement in the Mirrour, Concord, Oct. 22, 1798.

Signatures: A-Eœ́ (E6 verso blank)

Evans 34402.

Microfiche. [New York : Readex Microprint, 1985] 11 x 15 cm. (Early American imprints. First series ; no. 34402)

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Early American imprints -- no. 34402.

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Microform
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59, [1] p.
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59

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OL14610135M

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