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Christus de weg, de waarheid, ende het leven
DescriptionInhoudende, hoe men Christus tot alles, en byzonder tot heiligmaking zoude gebruiken. / In 't Engelsch beschreven door Mr. Johannes Brown ... en vertaald door Jacobus Koelman ... Nog is hier bygevoegt een tractat van den zelven autheur, over Coloss: 1. vers 27..
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