A compleat body of speculative and practical divinity, consisting of five parts: 1. Of the being, nature, and attributes of God, and of the evidences of divine revelation. II. Of the works of creation, and providence. III. Of the most memorable transactions, from the beginning of the world, to the coming of Christ; with proper dissertations upon each. IV. Of the mysteries of our most holy faith. V. Of the great precepts of moral and evangelical righteousness. The whole extracted from the best antient and modern writers, but chiefly from the works of such, as have been reputed the most able divines, and celebrated preachers amongst us. To which are added, An alphabetical index of the principal matters contained in the book. Likewise, A table

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3rd ed revised corrected and improv'd by the author. Folio: frontis, [vi], 979, [1] blank, 12 index, 4p table. Title page printed in black and red. Contents bound before rather than after the Introduction. Contemp. full calf, rubbed and worn, with label (sl. chipped) to spine, but binding sound. Light offsetting to title from frontis. Rear endpaper detached and worn at edges. One section of ca. 10 leaves where top corners have been turned with associated creasing and dust soiling else contents very clean. A very good, sound copy.

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A compleat body of speculative and practical divinity, consisting of five parts: 1. Of the being, nature, and attributes of God, and of the evidences of divine revelation. II. Of the works of creation, and providence. III. Of the most memorable transactions, from the beginning of the world, to the coming of Christ; with proper dissertations upon each. IV. Of the mysteries of our most holy faith. V. Of the great precepts of moral and evangelical righteousness. The whole extracted from the best ...

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London: printed for J. Hinton

Fecha de publicación

1755

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Hardcover

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Very Good

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