A discourse of the covenant of grace: wherein the definition, nature, excellency, seals, mediator, and perpetuity thereof, with several other things concerning the same, are briefly considered. By T. Davye
by Thomas Davye
Part of Eighteenth Century -- reel 10968, no. 16.
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