The regulations formed by the last General Synod for admission of candidates to the Holy ministry. With a short address of the presbytery of Armagh, to their congregations

The regulations formed by the last General Synod for admission of candidates to the Holy ministry. With a short address of the presbytery of Armagh, to their congregations

by Presbyterian Church in Ireland. General Synod.

Part of Eighteenth Century -- reel 10998, no. 02.

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