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SERIES OF LETTERS,
.^OCCASIONED BY THE LATE
PASTORAL ADMONITION OF THt CHURCI$
OF SCOTLAND,
AS ALSO,
ztbtir Attempts to Supprefs the EJlabliJhmenSt
or
SABBATH SCHOOLS*
ADDRESSED TO
tllE SOCIETY FOR PROPAGATING THE
GOSPEL AT HOME.
BY ROWLAND HILL, A. M.
ThouJbult not bear falfe witnefs againft thy neighbour. Exod. xx. id.
Neither can they prove the things whereof they now accufe me. Adis xxiv. ij*
If ye be reproached for the name of Cbri/l, happy are ye; for the Spirit of glo¬
ry and of God rejleth upon you; on their part he is evil fpoben of but on-
your part he is glorified. I Pet. iv. 14.
EDINBURGH:
Printed by j. ritchiiu

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Series of letters, occasioned by the late pastoral admonition of the Church of Scotland
DescriptionAs also, their attempts to suppress the establishment of sabbath schools, addressed to the Society for Propagating the Gospel at home. By Rowland Hill, A.M.
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