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The atonement of Christ, chiefly in relation to the great question, Was it for all mankind, or for the elect only
The atonement of Christ, chiefly in relation to the great question, Was it for all mankind, or for the elect only
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The atonement of Christ, chiefly in relation to the great question, Was it for all mankind, or for the elect only

Date1850
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The atonement of Christ, chiefly in relation to the great question, Was it for all mankind, or for the elect only? embodying the views set forth by the author in his defence before the presbytery in London, C.W., in February, 1850, and also at Toronto, before the synod, in June following
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055326417D
Dewey Number1113313
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