An edition of The restoration of the joy of God's salvation and the upholding of his free spirit earnestly implored (1817)

The restoration of the joy of God's salvation and the upholding of his free spirit earnestly implored

a sermon [on Psalm li. 12], preached at Portland Chapel, Cheltenham, on Wednesday evening, March 26, 1817. With notes, containing an appeal to the conscience of the Rev. James Byron, Minister of the Methodist Chapel, Cheltenham, respecting his attack upon the author and his wilful misrepresentations of that sermon in the Cheltenham Chronicle, under the signature of Amor Veritatis. To which are added the communications that have appeared in the Cheltenham Chronicle

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An edition of The restoration of the joy of God's salvation and the upholding of his free spirit earnestly implored (1817)

The restoration of the joy of God's salvation and the upholding of his free spirit earnestly implored

a sermon [on Psalm li. 12], preached at Portland Chapel, Cheltenham, on Wednesday evening, March 26, 1817. With notes, containing an appeal to the conscience of the Rev. James Byron, Minister of the Methodist Chapel, Cheltenham, respecting his attack upon the author and his wilful misrepresentations of that sermon in the Cheltenham Chronicle, under the signature of Amor Veritatis. To which are added the communications that have appeared in the Cheltenham Chronicle

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Printed for the Author, by F. Vigurs, and sold at Rodborough Tabernacle. Sold also by F. Vigurs, and J.P. Brisley, Stroud; Baynes, Paternoster Row, and Oliver and Rees, 141, St. John's Street, West Smithfield, London; T. Clarke, St. Michael's Hill, Bristol; Hall, Worcester; and by G.A. Williams, 104, High Street, Cheltenham
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The restoration of the joy of God's salvation and the upholding of his free spirit earnestly implored: a sermon [on Psalm li. 12], preached at Portland Chapel, Cheltenham, on Wednesday evening, March 26, 1817. With notes, containing an appeal to the conscience of the Rev. James Byron, Minister of the Methodist Chapel, Cheltenham, respecting his attack upon the author and his wilful misrepresentations of that sermon in the Cheltenham Chronicle, under the signature of Amor Veritatis. To which are added the communications that have appeared in the Cheltenham Chronicle
1817, Printed for the Author, by F. Vigurs, and sold at Rodborough Tabernacle. Sold also by F. Vigurs, and J.P. Brisley, Stroud; Baynes, Paternoster Row, and Oliver and Rees, 141, St. John's Street, West Smithfield, London; T. Clarke, St. Michael's Hill, Bristol; Hall, Worcester; and by G.A. Williams, 104, High Street, Cheltenham
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