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True spiritual baptism, or evangelical discipleship asserted, : in some remarks upon two discourses, published by James Rudd late curate of Garsdale, the first, upon baptism with the Holy Ghost; the latter, upon water-baptism: ... With an appendix

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Publication date: 1743.
Call number: 328607
Creator: Lancaster, Thomas(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: (8vo)
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True spiritual baptism, or evangelical discipleship asserted, : in some remarks upon two discourses, published by James Rudd late curate of Garsdale, the first, upon baptism with the Holy Ghost; the latter, upon water-baptism: ... With an appendix

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