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A second letter on the subject of lay-ordination : occasioned by exceptions taken on my first letter on that subject, in a pamphlet, entitled, A word in Zion's behalf, or, Two mites cast into the church's treasury, &c. Written by Israel Holly, who stiles himself Pastor of a Congregational church, in Suffield. /

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Main Author:	Beckwith, George, 1703-1794
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Series:	Early American imprints. Evans (1639-1800) ; no. 10238.
Subjects:	Holly, Israel, > 1728-1809. > Word in Zion's behalf. Beckwith, George, > 1703-1794. > Invalidity or unwarrantableness of lay-ordination. Ordination.
Online Access:	Evans Digital Edition

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A letter, occasioned by Mr. Beckwith's Second letter, upon the subject of lay-ordination : in which the following heads are briefly spoken to, viz. I. The controversy truly stated. II. Notice is taken of the principal exceptions, and heaviest objections of Mr. Beckwith's, against the pamphlet, entitled, "A word in Zion's behalf," &c. And by examining of which, his exceptions and objections are shewn to be groundless. III. Some further remarks upon what Mr. Beckwith has wrote upon the subject. /
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