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James Renwick

Scottish minister (1662-1688)

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    The life and death of that eminently pious, free and faithful minister and martyr of Jesus Christ, Mr. James Renwick: with A Vindication of the Heads of his Dying Testimony. Written by the learned and famous Mr. Alexander Shields, then Preacher of the Gospel in the Fields. Whereunto is subjoined, The Manner of Admission, or Ordaining of Ruling-Elders, by Mr. James Renwick; And some few of his many Religious Letters. Diligently compared with the Original, never before Published

    | Shields, Alexander 1660?-1700. | Date: 1724
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    Antipas; or, The dying testimony of Mr. James Renwick, minister of the Gospel, to the truths and duties for which he was judged, and others contraverted in our time, who suffered at the Grass-Market, in Edinburgh, February 17th, 1688. Emitted from his own hand the day before his suffering

    | Renwick, James 1662-1688. | Date: 1794

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