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The genuineness of the text of the first epistle of Saint John. Chap. v. V. 7 There are three in Heaven, &c. Demonstrated by proofs which are beyond all exception, ... By David Martin, ... Translated from the French

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Publication date: 1722.
Call number: 317761
Creator: Martin, David (1639-1721)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: (8vo)
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The genuineness of the text of the first epistle of Saint John. Chap. v. V. 7 There are three in Heaven, &c. Demonstrated by proofs which are beyond all exception, ... By David Martin, ... Translated from the French

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