Thomas Lewis

English cleric of the Bangorian controversy

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Origines Hebr�� the antiquities of the Hebrew republick. In four books. I. The Origin of the Hebrews; their Civil Government; the Constitution of the Sanhedrim; Forms of Trial in Courts of Justice, &c. II. The Ecclesiastical Government; the Consecration of the High-Priests, Priests, and Levites. The Revenue of the Priesthood. The Sects among the Hebrews, Pharisees, Sadducees, Essenes, &c. III. Places of Worship. The Use of High-Places; a Survey of the Tabernacle, and the Proseucha's of the Hebrews. A Description of the first Temple from the Scriptures, and of the second from the Rabbinical Writings. The sacred Utensils. The Institution of Synagogues, &c. IV. The Religion of the Hebrews. Their Sacrifices; and their Libations. The burning of the Red-Heiser, and Ceremonies of Purification. Their Sacraments; Publick Fasts and Festivals, &c. Design'd as an Explanation of every Branch of the Levitical Law, and of all the Ceremonies and Usages of the Hebrews, both Civil and Sacred. By Tho. Lewis, M. A.
Thomas LewisDate: 1725
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A modest vindication of the Church of England, from the scandal of popery. In a letter to a friend
Thomas LewisDate: 1710
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The anatomy of the heretical synod of dissenters at Salters-Hall Wherein is Represented, I. The Moderation and Christian Temper of an Assembly of Divines. II. The Gravity and Candor of their Debates. III. The Language and Civility they use in Religious Controversie. IV. The Reverence they profess for the Divinity of Christ, for Creeds, Canons, &c. Collected from their late Blasphemous Writings for the Information of Posterity: with short remarks, by the author of The Scourge. In a Letter to a Country Friend.
Thomas LewisDate: 1719
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Seasonable considerations on the indecent and dangerous custom of burying in churches and church-yards. With remarkable observations historical and philosophical ... Proving, that the custom is not only contrary to the practice of the ancients, but fatal, in case of infection / [Anon].
Thomas LewisDate: 1721
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The danger of the church-establishment of England , from the insolence of Protestant Dissenters. Wherein it appears from their late Writings, That they have attempted to subvert the Liturgy, the Canons, Articles, and the whole Discipline of the Church of England; To Ruin the Reputation of the Universities and the Episcopal Clergy, and to Inflame the Minds of the People against the Establish'd Form of Church-Government in this Kingdom. With Short Remarks upon every Chapter. In a letter to Sir John Smith. By the author of The scourge.
Thomas LewisDate: 1718