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An humble attempt to reconcile the differences of Christians : respecting the extent of the atonement, by showing that the controversy which exists on the subject is chiefly verbal. To which is added an appendix exhibiting the influence of Christ's obedience

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1819.
Call number: 289502
Creator: Griffin, Edward Dorr (1770-1837)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 19 cm
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An humble attempt to reconcile the differences of Christians : respecting the extent of the atonement, by showing that the controversy which exists on the subject is chiefly verbal. To which is added an appendix exhibiting the influence of Christ's obedience

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A Sermon, In Which Is Attempted A Full And Explicit Answer To The Common And Highly Important Question, "What Wilt Thou Have Me To Do?" : Delivered In The Ordinary Course, On One Of The Sabbaths In August, 1814, To The Congregation In Park Street, Boston