Shirra, Robert 1724-1803.

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Antichrist's inquest or, An Essay upon the Nature of Antichrist's Power and Character. In two parts. The first part being an inquiry, (1.) Into the meaning of the Term Antichrist, and of the Character of Antichrist, from the Book of Inspiration: (2.) Into the applicability of that Term, and of these Characters to the Pope, from History, if the Characters, by the events in Providence, be verified in the Papacy: (3.) Into the Use and Improvement to be made of these Characters by all men. The second part being an inquiry; (1) Into a Character or two of the true Church: (2) An enlargement of the Characters of Antichrist: (3) Some causes of Humiliation: And, (4) Some grounds of Encouragement to Believers. Lasily, Each part concludes with Descriptions of Heaven, from the Revelations. By a protestant. 1778 and 1779.
Shirra, Robert 1724-1803.Date: 1781
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God's plantation thriving : a sermon on Psalm XCII.12, preached on a sacramental occasion at Kinros, and afterwards enlarged upon at Solemnity of the same nature at Linton, 1776 / by Robert Shirra.
Shirra, Robert 1724-1803.Date: 1767
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A death-Bed dialogue being a series of conversations between Mr Shirra, and Mr Lister, Late Minister of the Gospel at Dundee. together with the duty of the survivors. In three parts. Written by Robert Shirra, Minister of the Gospel at Kirkcaldy.
Shirra, Robert 1724-1803.Date: 1789
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Four sermons on the following important subjects , Viz. I. The foundation-mystery of Christianity. The Word was made flesh. II. Christ's beauty beheld. We beheld his glory, &c. III. The tabernacle's furniture. Full of grace and truth. IV. The Devil exposed, and man's duty declared. By Mr. Robert Shirra, minister of the Gospel at Kirkcaldy. All published by particular desire.
Shirra, Robert 1724-1803.Date: 1760
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Church and civil government considered or, submission to regular government, enforced by the authority of scripture; in an address to those who call themselves the friends of the people: by the Rev. Robert Shirra, ..
Shirra, Robert 1724-1803.Date: 1794