Fancy no faith: or, a seasonable admonition and information to seceders, against the sinful constitution of some brethren into a pretended judicatory: and against a pamphlet lately published by them, intitled, Acts and proceedings of the Associate Synod at Edinburgh, April 1747, &c. Together with some remarks upon part of a pamphlet, intitled, The warrantableness of the Associate Synod's sentence, concerning the Religious Clause of some Burgess Oaths. By Ralph Erskine, A. M. Minister of the Gospel at Dunfermline
- Erskine, Ralph 1685-1752.
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Fancy no faith: or, a seasonable admonition and information to seceders, against the sinful constitution of some brethren into a pretended judicatory: and against a pamphlet lately published by them, intitled, Acts and proceedings of the Associate Synod at Edinburgh, April 1747, &c. Together with some remarks upon part of a pamphlet, intitled, The warrantableness of the Associate Synod's sentence, concerning the Religious Clause of some Burgess Oaths. By Ralph Erskine, A. M. Minister of the Gospel at Dunfermline (Online)
Fancy no faith: or, a seasonable admonition and information to seceders, against the sinful constitution of some brethren into a pretended judicatory: and against a pamphlet lately published by them, intitled, Acts and proceedings of the Associate Synod a
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Glasgow : printed for J. Newlands, and sold by him at his Shop in the Head of the Gallowgate; and by A. Norry in Perth, A. Webster in Kirkaldy; J. Beugo in Dunfermline; J. Jaffrey in Stirling; Baillie Cadel in Haddington; W. Smith in Edinburgh; G. Paton in Linlithgow; J. Paton in Kilmarnock; and T. Caverhill in Jedburgh, 1747
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