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An essay, to lay open the gospel in its original purity , by a twelvefold paraphrase on the first gospel promise, Made by God, in Paradise, unto the two first Representatives of the Human - Race, immediately after the Fall. (recorded in Genesis, iii. 14, 15.) wherein Twelve different Attributes of the Supreme Being; The Divine Conduct towards Mankind, as Moral Agents; the original Nature and Effects of Moral Evil; the spiritual Office of Christ, the Mediator, in his human and divine Nature; the Means and Effects of regenerating, justifying, and sanctifying Grace; with the progressive Glory of persevering Believers: - are illustrated, and made intelligible to the meanest Capacity, from Reason and Scripture, as far as the Nature of a Paraphrase would admit. By Christopher Fredk Triebner, Late Missionary of the Honourable Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge at Ebenezer, in Georgia; but now Minister of a Lutheran Congregation, in Brown's-Lane, Spital-Fields, London.
Triebner, Christopher FredericDate: M.DCC.LXXXVIII. [1788]- E-books
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A word in season , for the enlightening of that reason, that wishes something to be true in a world, full of deception and wickedness. By Christopher Frederick Triebner, ..
Triebner, Christopher FredericDate: [1800]- E-books
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To the King's and Queen's most excellent Majesties , the congratulatory address and humble petition of Christopher Frederick Triebner, German Lutheran minister of the Church of Christ in Great East Cheap, Cannon-Street, London.
Triebner, Christopher FredericDate: 1796]- E-books
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A letter to the Rev. John Gottlieb Burkhardt , D. D. in vindication of the Established Doctrines of the Reformation; proved from the Three first Chapters of Genesis, by Chronological and Historical Arguments; as an answer to his System of Divinity for the use of Schools. Misrepresenting those doctrines as puzzling and uncharitable. By the Rev. Christopher Frederic Triebner, Late Missionary from the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge to the Emigrant Saltzburghers, and other Germans at Eben-Ezer, in Georgia, now Minister of a German Congregation in Great East-Cheap, Cannon-Street, And Author of the Key to the French Revolution.
Triebner, Christopher FredericDate: 1798- E-books
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Five letters to the critical reviewers , In Answer to their Censure on the Author's Cursory Thoughts on Rd. Brothers prophecies. With a preface, Containing the speech of Sixtus the Vth, to the Consistory of Cardinals, in the Year 1589, September the 2d, in Proof that the modern King-Killing Principles do not immediately originate from the French People, but from the Doctrines of the Popes and the Court of Rome. By Christopher Frederic Triebner, Late Missionary of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge to the Germans in Georgia, now Minister of the German Church of Christ in Great East-Cheap, Cannon-Street.
Triebner, Christopher FredericDate: [1796]- E-books
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An answer to the pamphlet of G. T. Wloeman, L.L.D. Wrote by him, in Vindication of Dr. Burkhardt's System of Divinity, by Christr. Frederic Triebner, Late Minister of a German Congregation, in Great East-Cheap, London.
Triebner, Christopher FredericDate: [1799]- E-books
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A key to the French Revolution or, an Account of Modern Jesuitism, to which is added, an essay to reduce the Principles of Unity, Indivisibility, Liberty, Equality, Social Guarantee, and Resistance of Oppression, Which Philosophers and French Constitutionalists have usurped, corrupted, and misapplied, for the Overthrow of Revealed Religion, To their original Biblic State; so as to render them correspondent with the essential Points of Christianity, the British, Constitution, and that real and genuine Liberty, intended by his Majesty's Declaration of the 29th of October, 1793. Together with Chronological Improvements Of all the Sacred Numbers contained in the Prophet Daniel and the Revelation of St. John. By Christopher Frederick Triebner, Minister of the German Lutheran Church, in Little St. Helen's.
Triebner, Christopher FredericDate: [1794]