An edition of The books of the Old and New Testaments proved to be canonical, and their verbal inspiration maintained and established
(1832)
The books of the Old and New Testaments proved to be canonical, and their verbal inspiration maintained and established
with an account of the introduction and character of the Apocrypha.
4th edition, enlarged.
by Haldane, Robert
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The books of the Old and New Testaments proved to be canonical, and their verbal inspiration maintained and established: with an account of the introduction and character of the Apocrypha
1832, Printed for William Whyte & Co. booksellers to Her Majesty; Longman & Co., J. Duncan, T. Hamilton & Co., Seeley & Sons, and J. Nisbet, London; and W. Carson, Dublin
in English
- Fourth edition, enlarged.
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The books of the Old and New Testaments proved to be canonical, and their verbal inspiration maintained and established: with an account of the introduction and character of the Apocrypha.
1832, Printed for W. Whyte
in English
- 4th edition, enlarged.
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