APA (7th ed.) Citation

Gale (Firm). (1736). The Divine authority of the Holy Bible in general, and of the Gospel of St. Matthew in particular, fully proved: By arguments founded upon the Bible, as it is conform to the divine nature, and to the nature and reason of things. In two parts. I. Containing those arguments founded as abovesaid. II. Giving particular answers to all the objections made against the Gospel of St. Matthew, in a late dissertation concerning that Gospel, as they are put together in the second defence of that dissertation. Printed for J. Chrichley, near Charing-Cross.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Gale (Firm). The Divine Authority of the Holy Bible in General, and of the Gospel of St. Matthew in Particular, Fully Proved: By Arguments Founded upon the Bible, as It Is Conform to the Divine Nature, and to the Nature and Reason of Things. In Two Parts. I. Containing Those Arguments Founded as Abovesaid. II. Giving Particular Answers to All the Objections Made Against the Gospel of St. Matthew, in a Late Dissertation Concerning That Gospel, as They Are Put Together in the Second Defence of That Dissertation. London: Printed for J. Chrichley, near Charing-Cross, 1736.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Gale (Firm). The Divine Authority of the Holy Bible in General, and of the Gospel of St. Matthew in Particular, Fully Proved: By Arguments Founded upon the Bible, as It Is Conform to the Divine Nature, and to the Nature and Reason of Things. In Two Parts. I. Containing Those Arguments Founded as Abovesaid. II. Giving Particular Answers to All the Objections Made Against the Gospel of St. Matthew, in a Late Dissertation Concerning That Gospel, as They Are Put Together in the Second Defence of That Dissertation. Printed for J. Chrichley, near Charing-Cross, 1736.