The glories of Christ, set forth, in his mediatorial character, under the several offices in His death, resurrection, ascension sittting at God's right hand, and intercession
together with The triumphs of Christ, over the empire of Satan, sin, death, and hell : To which is added, A short view of the tenderness of Christ now in heaven, to his redeemed members, under all their infirmities, here on earth
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