Christ alone exalted, in the following tracts: entitled, I. Man's righteousness no cause or part of his justification . II. Salvation only by God's Grace. III. Salvation only by Believing. IV. Abraham's Steps of Faith. V. Justification by Christ alone. VI. Some Reasons against making Use of Marks and Evidences, &c. Vii. Some Observations concerning a Church of Christ. Viii. A Dialogue between a Preacher of God's Righteousness, and a Preacher of Inherent Righteousness. IX. A Copy of a Letter sent to One under sentence of death. X. Truth defended, and clear'd from Mistakes and Misrepresentations, &c. XI. A Second Dialogue between a Preacher of God's Righteousness, and a Preacher of Inherent Righteousness. XII. The Discovery of the most dangerous dead Faith. Extracted and written by William Cudworth.
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London : printed by J. Hart, in Popping's-Court, Fleet-Street; and sold by J. Lewis, in Bartholomew-Close, near West-Smithfield, 1747
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