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Excerpt from Thoughts on Confession and Absolution, as Enjoined, or Allowed, in the Church of England, With Some Remarks on the Priestly Office: Being a Sequel to a Tract, Entitled "Quid Romę Faciam? Or, No Need to Join the Romish Communion on Account of the Want of Discipline in the Church of England"
Suppose, now, that in the course of his daily rounds, seeking for Christ's sheep that are scattered abroad, the pastor meets with one whose conscience is sore burthened.
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- Publication date2017
- ISBN 10 0259457655
- ISBN 13 9780259457657
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages32
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