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The doctrine of union between Christ and the believer; being the substance of thirteen sermons: Wherein are consider'd, I. The Nature of this Union. II. The Commencement of it. III. What is meant by the Band, Mean, or Cement thereof. And, IV. The happy Effects, or glorious Consequences, of this Union. Attempting to explain the doctrine, to remove the difficulties which have hitherto attended it, and to answer some objections which may be raised against the method herein pursued. Together with Some remarks and improvements interspersed, suited to the design. By Thomas Flower. Published at the unanimous request of the church under his care.
Flower, Thomas (1706-1767)
Religion and Philosophy
English
printed for, and sold by A. Ward, at the King's-Arms in Little-Britain; and by H. Whitridge, at the Royal Exchange
London
1740

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