Strong, C. (1780). A discourse on Acts II. 42: In which the practice of owning the covenant, is particularly examined. First, whether it be agreable [sic] to the practice of the apostles. Secondly, whether it be scriptural and ought to be tolerated. Also, the various things which have been urged in favour of the practice, are particularly considered; and the reasons for its exclusion exhibited. Printed by Hudson and Goodwin.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationStrong, Cyprian. A Discourse on Acts II. 42: In Which the Practice of Owning the Covenant, Is Particularly Examined. First, Whether It Be Agreable [sic] to the Practice of the Apostles. Secondly, Whether It Be Scriptural and Ought to Be Tolerated. Also, the Various Things Which Have Been Urged in Favour of the Practice, Are Particularly Considered; and the Reasons for Its Exclusion Exhibited. Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, 1780.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationStrong, Cyprian. A Discourse on Acts II. 42: In Which the Practice of Owning the Covenant, Is Particularly Examined. First, Whether It Be Agreable [sic] to the Practice of the Apostles. Secondly, Whether It Be Scriptural and Ought to Be Tolerated. Also, the Various Things Which Have Been Urged in Favour of the Practice, Are Particularly Considered; and the Reasons for Its Exclusion Exhibited. Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, 1780.