An edition of A brief attempt to set the prohibitions in the XVIIIth and XXth chapters of the Book of Leviticus in a proper light (1783)

A brief attempt to set the prohibitions in the XVIIIth and XXth chapters of the Book of Leviticus in a proper light.

Wherein an answer to the two following questions is more especially attended to, viz. I. Whether it be right for a man, after the death of his wife, to marry her sister? II. Supposing the marriage to be wrong, whether they, continuing to cohabit, may be admitted to church privileges?

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An edition of A brief attempt to set the prohibitions in the XVIIIth and XXth chapters of the Book of Leviticus in a proper light (1783)

A brief attempt to set the prohibitions in the XVIIIth and XXth chapters of the Book of Leviticus in a proper light.

Wherein an answer to the two following questions is more especially attended to, viz. I. Whether it be right for a man, after the death of his wife, to marry her sister? II. Supposing the marriage to be wrong, whether they, continuing to cohabit, may be admitted to church privileges?

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Printed by James Adams.

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1 A brief attempt to set the prohibitions in the XVIIIth and XXth chapters of the Book of Leviticus in a proper light.: Wherein an answer to the two following questions is more especially attended to, viz. I. Whether it be right for a man, after the death of his wife, to marry her sister? II. Supposing the marriage to be wrong, whether they, continuing to cohabit, may be admitted to church privileges? 1783, Printed by James Adams. Microform in English	aaaa Not in Library

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A brief attempt to set the prohibitions in the XVIIIth and XXth chapters of the Book of Leviticus in a proper light.: Wherein an answer to the two following questions is more especially attended to, viz. I. Whether it be right for a man, after the death of his wife, to marry her sister? II. Supposing the marriage to be wrong, whether they, continuing to cohabit, may be admitted to church privileges?

1783, Printed by James Adams.

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Signatures: [A]œ́ Bþ́.

Evans 17928.

Evans 19406.

Rink, E. Delaware, 171.

Microfiche. [New York : Readex Microprint, 1985] 11 x 15 cm. (Early American imprints. First series ; no. 17928; 19406)

Published in: Wilmington [Del.]
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 17928., Early American imprints -- no. 19406.

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A brief attempt to set the prohibitions in the XVIIIth and XXth chapters of the Book of Leviticus in a proper light.

Wherein an answer to the two following questions is more especially attended to, viz. I. Whether it be right for a man, after the death of his wife, to marry her sister? II. Supposing the marriage to be wrong, whether they, continuing to cohabit, may be admitted to church privileges?

by James Finley