The deity and satisfaction of Christ asserted . Being an answer To the Second Part of an Anonymous Pamphlet, intitled, Causa Dei contra Novatores; or, God ever propitious to his People. In a letter to the author. By Samuel Wilson.

Essays on scripture metaphors , divine justice, divine mercy, and the doctrine of satisfaction. By W. Ludlam, B. D. Rector of Cockfield, in Suffolk; and formerly Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge.

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The deity and satisfaction of Christ asserted . Being an answer To the Second Part of an Anonymous Pamphlet, intitled, Causa Dei contra Novatores; or, God ever propitious to his People. In a letter to the author. By Samuel Wilson.

Essays on scripture metaphors , divine justice, divine mercy, and the doctrine of satisfaction. By W. Ludlam, B. D. Rector of Cockfield, in Suffolk; and formerly Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge.