An edition of A review of the preface to a Narrative of the extraordinary work at Kilsyth, and other congregations in the neighbourhood, written by the Reverend Mr. James Robe, minister at Kilsyth
(1743)
A review of the preface to a Narrative of the extraordinary work at Kilsyth, and other congregations in the neighbourhood, written by the Reverend Mr. James Robe, minister at Kilsyth
wherein the nature of that extraordinary work, and the principles of the promoters thereof are discovered from the said preface and other papers lately published, and likewise the address to the brethren of the Associate Presbytery, anent their late act for a publick fast, is considered
The second edition / with a preface illustrating the enthusiastick doctrine of imaginary ideas.
by James Fisher
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Imagination, Religious aspects, Christianity, Methodism, Controversial literature, Presbyterian authors, Church historyPeople
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A review of the preface to a Narrative of the extraordinary work at Kilsyth, and other congregations in the neighbourhood, written by the Reverend Mr. James Robe, minister at Kilsyth: wherein the nature of that extraordinary work, and the principles of the promoters thereof are discovered from the said preface and other papers lately published, and likewise the address to the brethren of the Associate Presbytery, anent their late act for a publick fast, is considered
1743, Printed for John Newlands
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- The second edition / with a preface illustrating the enthusiastick doctrine of imaginary ideas.
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English short title catalogue (ESTC), T171046
Field, C.D. Anti-Methodist publications, 161A-Ba
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