The divine personality, and true sonship of Christ defended: or, a full consent of scripture and reason, to prove the absurdity and inconsistency, of believing an eternal, self-existent person to be begotten: ... In which is contain'd, some remarks on the
by Philalethes Strict Trinitarian.
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 6164, no. 03.
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