True Christianity: from the first speaking of children, until they come to the holy communion. Also a discourse of ConfirmationLawton Gilliver at Homer's Head over-against St. Dunstan's Church in Fleetstreet, 1729 - 275 psl. |
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And fee that thy children and fervants do the fame : But withall take care , that thou and they be fit and prepared for Prayer i . See i . Heb . xü . 24 Question of the following Catechifm , and the 28 , 29 .
And fee that thy children and fervants do the fame : But withall take care , that thou and they be fit and prepared for Prayer i . See i . Heb . xü . 24 Question of the following Catechifm , and the 28 , 29 .
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On the Eves or days before most of the holy Days , we are likewife to Mourn for our fins , and remember the Faftings and Sufferings of our Blessed Lord and his Saints , that we may have the Comfort of the holy Days ; And alfo to prepare ...
On the Eves or days before most of the holy Days , we are likewife to Mourn for our fins , and remember the Faftings and Sufferings of our Blessed Lord and his Saints , that we may have the Comfort of the holy Days ; And alfo to prepare ...
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To fach works belong ringing of bells to call the people together , and alfo to put them in mind to prepare themselves ; and the going or riding feveral A. The works of God's Service a , the works of charity b , dreffing meat meet for a ...
To fach works belong ringing of bells to call the people together , and alfo to put them in mind to prepare themselves ; and the going or riding feveral A. The works of God's Service a , the works of charity b , dreffing meat meet for a ...
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And the ufing the Prayers of the Church will prepare us for better praying with the Church . They that have leifure may use more of the Common Prayer . With their Families they may use the whole Morning and Evening Service , except the ...
And the ufing the Prayers of the Church will prepare us for better praying with the Church . They that have leifure may use more of the Common Prayer . With their Families they may use the whole Morning and Evening Service , except the ...
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In our preparation for this Holy Feaft we cannot mourn too much for our fins , the caufes of our Saviour's Bitter Death , and for that his Dying for our fins . But when we have confeft our fins at the holy Table , with unfeigned forrow ...
In our preparation for this Holy Feaft we cannot mourn too much for our fins , the caufes of our Saviour's Bitter Death , and for that his Dying for our fins . But when we have confeft our fins at the holy Table , with unfeigned forrow ...
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| Pavadinimas | True Christianity: from the first speaking of children, until they come to the holy communion. Also a discourse of Confirmation True Christianity: from the first speaking of children, until they come to the holy communion. Also a discourse of Confirmation, Thomas Colbatch |
| Autorius | Thomas Colbatch |
| Leidėjas | Lawton Gilliver at Homer's Head over-against St. Dunstan's Church in Fleetstreet, 1729 |
| Originalas iš | Oksfordo universitetas |
| Pakeista skaitmenine forma | 24 balandžio 2007 |
| Ilgis | 275 psl. |
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