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Fancy no faith

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Fancy no faith
DescriptionOr, a seasonable admonition and information to seceders, against the sinful constitution of some brethren into a pretended judicatory: and against a pamphlet lately published by them, intitled, Acts and proceedings of the Associate Synod at Edinburgh, April 1747, &c. Together with some remarks upon ... The warrantableness of the Associate Synod's sentence, ... / By Ralph Erskine, ...
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