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Taylor, Abraham, fl. 1727-1740.

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    Of the work of ministers, and the respect due to them from their people: a sermon preached at Deptford in Kent, on New Years day, MDCCXXXI, at the ordination of Mr. Abraham Taylor; with a charge deliver'd on that occasion by John Hurrion. To which is added Mr. Taylor's confession of faith

    | Hurrion, John 1675 or 6-1731. | Date: 1731

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    The necessity of good works unto salvation considered occasion'd by some reflections and misrepresentations of Mr. (alias Dr.) Abraham Taylor, in a pamphlet of his lately published, called, An address to young students in Divinity, by way of caution against some paradoxes, which lead to Doctrinal Antinomianism. By John Gill. D. D.

    | Gill, John 1697-1771. | Date: 1739
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    The doctrines of God's everlasting love to his elect, and their eternal union with Christ together with some other truths, stated and defended. In a letter to Dr Abraham Taylor. By John Gill, D.D.

    | Gill, John 1697-1771. | Date: 1772

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