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The ministers of God's word must approve themselves unto God. : A sermon. Preached in the audience of a great assembly at Plymouth, July, 29th. 1724. Being the day when the Reverend Mr. Nathanael Leonard, was ordained pastor of the First Church in that town

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1725.
Call number: 143752
Creator: Eells, Nathanael (1677-1750)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: (8vo)
Associated organization: First Church of Christ (Plymouth, Mass.),
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The ministers of God's word must approve themselves unto God. : A sermon. Preached in the audience of a great assembly at Plymouth, July, 29th. 1724. Being the day when the Reverend Mr. Nathanael Leonard, was ordained pastor of the First Church in that town

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