Extracts from the minutes of the Presbytery of Carlisle at their late sessions in Millerstown and Gettysburg, October 1832, relative to the case of Duffield on regeneration

Extracts from the minutes of the Presbytery of Carlisle at their late sessions in Millerstown and Gettysburg, October 1832, relative to the case of Duffield on regeneration

by Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Presbytery of Carlisle

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