The Hundred and Eleven Propositions, Concerning the Ministry and Government of the Church, Drawn Up by Order of the General Assembly 1645, and Examined in Some Subsequent Meetings: Singularly Useful, to Explain the Different Powers about Religious Matters, Ascribed to Ministers and Magistrates in the Westminster Confession of Faith

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E. Miller, printer, 1797 - Church and state - 39 pages

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TitleThe Hundred and Eleven Propositions, Concerning the Ministry and Government of the Church, Drawn Up by Order of the General Assembly 1645, and Examined in Some Subsequent Meetings: Singularly Useful, to Explain the Different Powers about Religious Matters, Ascribed to Ministers and Magistrates ...
AuthorsChurch of Scotland, Church of Scotland. General Assembly, Westminster Assembly (1643-1652)
PublisherE. Miller, printer, 1797
Length39 pages
  
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