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The warrant for bowing at the name Jesus. : From 1. Christs example. 2. Phil. 2.10. 3. The advantage. 4. The danger of not bowing. 5. Antiquity. 6. Injunction. Truly produced and briefly examined. The second edition

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Publication date: Printed in the year, 1660.
Call number: 438563
Creator: Wickins, William (1614-1699)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 4to
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The warrant for bowing at the name Jesus. : From 1. Christs example. 2. Phil. 2.10. 3. The advantage. 4. The danger of not bowing. 5. Antiquity. 6. Injunction. Truly produced and briefly examined. The second edition

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