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A letter, occasioned by Mr. Beckwith's Second letter, upon the subject of lay-ordination

in which the following heads are briefly spoken to, viz. I. The controversy truly stated. II. Notice is taken of the principal exceptions, and heaviest objections of Mr. Beckwith's, against the pamphlet, entitled, "A word in Zion's behalf," &c. And by examining of which, his exceptions and objections are shewn to be groundless. III. Some further remarks upon what Mr. Beckwith has wrote upon the subject

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An edition of A letter, occasioned by Mr. Beckwith's Second letter, upon the subject of lay-ordination (1767)

A letter, occasioned by Mr. Beckwith's Second letter, upon the subject of lay-ordination

in which the following heads are briefly spoken to, viz. I. The controversy truly stated. II. Notice is taken of the principal exceptions, and heaviest objections of Mr. Beckwith's, against the pamphlet, entitled, "A word in Zion's behalf," &c. And by examining of which, his exceptions and objections are shewn to be groundless. III. Some further remarks upon what Mr. Beckwith has wrote upon the subject

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A letter, occasioned by Mr. Beckwith's Second letter, upon the subject of lay-ordination: in which the following heads are briefly spoken to, viz. I. The controversy truly stated. II. Notice is taken of the principal exceptions, and heaviest objections of Mr. Beckwith's, against the pamphlet, entitled, "A word in Zion's behalf," &c. And by examining of which, his exceptions and objections are shewn to be groundless. III. Some further remarks upon what Mr. Beckwith has wrote upon the subject
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A letter, occasioned by Mr. Beckwith's Second letter, upon the subject of lay-ordination: in which the following heads are briefly spoken to, viz. I. The controversy truly stated. II. Notice is taken of the principal exceptions, and heaviest objections of Mr. Beckwith's, against the pamphlet, entitled, "A word in Zion's behalf," &c. And by examining of which, his exceptions and objections are shewn to be groundless. III. Some further remarks upon what Mr. Beckwith has wrote upon the subject.
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A letter, occasioned by Mr. Beckwith's Second letter, upon the subject of lay-ordination: in which the following heads are briefly spoken to, viz. I. The controversy truly stated. II. Notice is taken of the principal exceptions, and heaviest objections of Mr. Beckwith's, against the pamphlet, entitled, "A word in Zion's behalf," &c. And by examining of which, his exceptions and objections are shewn to be groundless. III. Some further remarks upon what Mr. Beckwith has wrote upon the subject
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A letter, occasioned by Mr. Beckwith's Second letter, upon the subject of lay-ordination: in which the following heads are briefly spoken to, viz. I. The controversy truly stated. II. Notice is taken of the principal exceptions, and heaviest objections of Mr. Beckwith's, against the pamphlet, entitled, "A word in Zion's behalf," &c. And by examining of which, his exceptions and objections are shewn to be groundless. III. Some further remarks upon what Mr. Beckwith has wrote upon the subject.
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Signatures: A-E⁴ F².

"Errata."--p. 44.

Evans 10646

Trumbull, J.H. Connecticut, 844

Johnson, H.A. New London, 833

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Early American imprints -- no. 10646

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