Findlay, Robert 1721-1814.

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A vindication of the sacred books and of Josephus , especially the former, from various misrepresentations and cavils of the celebrated M. de Voltaire. By Robert Findlay, A. M. One of the Ministers of Glasgow.
Findlay, Robert 1721-1814.Date: 1770
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A persuasive to the enlargement of psalmody or, attempt to shew the reasonableness, and obligation of joining with the Psalms of David, other scriptural songs, especially out of the New Testament. By a minister of the Church of Scotland.
Findlay, Robert 1721-1814.Date: 1763
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Remarks on Mr. Lindsey's dissertation upon praying to Christ . In which The Arguments he there proposes, against the Lawfulness of all religious Addresses to the Lord Jesus, are examined. With an appendix, containing some Observations on the Introduction to a free and serious Address to Christians, lately published. Also a second letter to the Rev. Mr. Jebb, (now Dr. Jebb,) being a reply to his letter, which was subjoined, as a Postscript, to Mr. Lindsey's Dissertation.
Findlay, Robert 1721-1814.Date: 1781
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Two letters to the Reverend Dr. Kennicott , vindicating the Jews from the charge of corrupting Deut. xxvii. 4. The first of which was published in the Library for July, 1761. The Second is now first published, being an Answer to Dr. Kennicott's Remarks, in the Library for August, 1761; and a farther Illustration of the Argument.
Findlay, Robert 1721-1814.Date: 1762
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A letter to the Rev. Mr. Jebb , with relation to his declared sentiments about the unlawfulness of all Religious Addresses to Christ Jesus.
Findlay, Robert 1721-1814.Date: 1778