Whereas It Hath Been Industriously Reported That Some Protestant Dissenting Ministers Are Arians Denying The Divinity Of Our Blessed Lord And Savior Jesus Christ And Holding Him To Be A Mere Creature And That They Baptize Only In The Name Of The Father
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Whereas it Hath Been Industriously Reported, that Some Protestant Dissenting Ministers are Arians
| Author | : Joseph Hallet |
| Publisher | : |
| Total Pages | : 30 |
| Release | : 1719 |
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