The Monthly Repository of Theology and General Literature, Том 7Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, 1813 |
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... Minister of his acquaintance began with Dr. the Dissenting Congregation at Wodrow , who was also studying Wrexham in Denbighshire , and under Dr. Leechinan , and who was born at Wynnehall , in the has given so interesting an account ...
... Minister of his acquaintance began with Dr. the Dissenting Congregation at Wodrow , who was also studying Wrexham in Denbighshire , and under Dr. Leechinan , and who was born at Wynnehall , in the has given so interesting an account ...
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... ministry . different places , will be successful . Before I left this city this able and I visited the following places in zealous young minister had com- this county . menced his labours with much 1. Glasgow . In this city Unita ...
... ministry . different places , will be successful . Before I left this city this able and I visited the following places in zealous young minister had com- this county . menced his labours with much 1. Glasgow . In this city Unita ...
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... minister of the town generally , and as the friend of his own hearers in particular . The ministers of Boston and its vicinity hold meetings at each other's houses in rotation once every fortnight , for the examination of candi- dates ...
... minister of the town generally , and as the friend of his own hearers in particular . The ministers of Boston and its vicinity hold meetings at each other's houses in rotation once every fortnight , for the examination of candi- dates ...
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... ministers.— While at Boston I had every opportuni- ty of seeing with my own eyes . The different ministers were ... minister according to our mean to proceed ―The place in which constitution , i . e . as respects our flock , we now ...
... ministers.— While at Boston I had every opportuni- ty of seeing with my own eyes . The different ministers were ... minister according to our mean to proceed ―The place in which constitution , i . e . as respects our flock , we now ...
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... Minister to express the necessity there now was for " which the Protestants now take a very active part . All their ... ministers to move an address got up , and taking very little notice of what Sir Francis had said , or of his address ...
... Minister to express the necessity there now was for " which the Protestants now take a very active part . All their ... ministers to move an address got up , and taking very little notice of what Sir Francis had said , or of his address ...
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