Cornthwaite, Robert 1696-1755.
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An essay on the Sabbath or, a modest attempt towards a plain, scriptural resolution of the following questions; I. Whether the seventh day sabbath was given to Adam in paradise? II. Whether the same now obliges Christians? Occasioned by the Following Pieces lately wrote upon the Subject; Viz. Mr. Hallett's Discourse on the Lord's Day; Mr. Jophson's Discourse concerning the Religious Observation of the Lord's Day, &c; Mr. Chubb's Dissertation concerning the Time of keeping a Sabbath; Mr. Killingworth's Appendix to his Supplement to the Sermons preached at Salter's Hall against Popery. Mr. Dobel's Seventh Day Sabbath not obligatory on Christians, and his Appendix; And Dr. Watts's Holiness of Times, Places and People; In which every Thing, judged material, offered by any of these Gentlemen on the Negative Side of either of the above-mentioned Questions, is impartially Considered, By Robert Cornthwaite.
Cornthwaite, Robert 1696-1755.Date: 1740- E-books
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The romish doctrine of transubstantiation impartially considered or a Plain, Rational, and Scriptural Defence of the Protestant Doctrine of the Eucharist; wherein all the Subtilties of the Romish Church, which relate to the Argument, are duly examined and fully confuted, By R. Cornthwaite.
Cornthwaite, Robert 1696-1755.Date: 1732- E-books
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The seventh-day Sabbath farther vindicated Or, A defence of some reflexions on Dr. Wright's treatise on the religious observation of the Lord's day, according to the express words of the fourth commandment. As also, of another piece, intitled the seventh day of the week the Christian Sabbath, against the exceptions of the author of the fourth commandment abrogated by the Gospel; in a letter to the said author. By Robert Corenthwaite.
Cornthwaite, Robert 1696-1755.Date: 1736- E-books
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The divine conduct justified or, an attempt to prove in two short essays, I. That God is a good being, sincerely desires the salvation and happiness of all mankind, and graciously affords sufficient means for that purpose. II. That man is a moral agent, the divine being not working irresistibly unfrustrably and unconditionally by those means. By Robert Cornthwaite.
Cornthwaite, Robert 1696-1755.Date: 1747- E-books
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A second defence of some reflections on Dr. Wright's treatise on the religious observation of the Lord's-day, &c. against the exceptions of Mr. Caleb Fleming . In which his explication of Gen. ii. 2,3. is consider'd, and shewn to be as inconsistent, as the doctor's explication of the fourth commandment; and the seventh-day-sabbath is prov'd to oblige all Christians, on Protestant principles. In a letter to Mr. Fleming. By Robert Cornthwaite.
Cornthwaite, Robert 1696-1755.Date: 1736