An edition of Things as they are (1815)

Things as they are

or Trinitarianism developed. Second part. In reply to "A letter written in February, 1815, to the Rev. Jacob Norton, of Weymouth, and now published with an appendix, containing some notes and remarks, by Daniel Thomas, A.M., pastor of the Second church in Abington; together with a few incidental remarks on several passages of a sermon preached at the installation of the Rev. Holland Weeks, over the First church and society in Abingdon, on the ninth of August, 1815. By Nathaniel Emmons, D.D., pastor of the church in Franklin."

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An edition of Things as they are (1815)

Things as they are

or Trinitarianism developed. Second part. In reply to "A letter written in February, 1815, to the Rev. Jacob Norton, of Weymouth, and now published with an appendix, containing some notes and remarks, by Daniel Thomas, A.M., pastor of the Second church in Abington; together with a few incidental remarks on several passages of a sermon preached at the installation of the Rev. Holland Weeks, over the First church and society in Abingdon, on the ninth of August, 1815. By Nathaniel Emmons, D.D., pastor of the church in Franklin."

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Trinity, Controversial literature, Presbyterianism, Unitarianism
People
Daniel Thomas (1778-1847), Nathanael Emmons (1745-1840)

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Things as they are: or Trinitarianism developed. Second part. In reply to "A letter written in February, 1815, to the Rev. Jacob Norton, of Weymouth, and now published with an appendix, containing some notes and remarks, by Daniel Thomas, A.M., pastor of the Second church in Abington; together with a few incidental remarks on several passages of a sermon preached at the installation of the Rev. Holland Weeks, over the First church and society in Abingdon, on the ninth of August, 1815. By Nathaniel Emmons, D.D., pastor of the church in Franklin."
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Controversial literature.

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BT111 .N6

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112 p. ;

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OL13488162M
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