(1759). The Surprizing appearance of a ghost, with the message he brought from the unseen and eternal world: Being a brief paraphrase and improvement, (agreeable to our time and day) on the 4th chap. of Job, the 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, & 21st verses; viz. I. On the appearance of a spirit to Eliphaz: II. On the holiness and justice of God, and the pride and imperfection of man: (ver, 17.) III. On the distrust of God towards his rational creatures, more especially man: (ver. 18, 19.) IV. On the destruction of man, occasioned by mortality: (ver. 20.) V. On the excellency of man; and it's defects, without true wisdom: (ver. 21.) VI. A poem on the day of judgment: VII. Another, on the transcendent joys of heaven. Printed by Fowle and Draper, and to be sold at their printing-office in Marlborough-Street.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)The Surprizing Appearance of a Ghost, with the Message He Brought from the Unseen and Eternal World: Being a Brief Paraphrase and Improvement, (agreeable to Our Time and Day) on the 4th Chap. of Job, the 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, & 21st Verses; Viz. I. On the Appearance of a Spirit to Eliphaz: II. On the Holiness and Justice of God, and the Pride and Imperfection of Man: (ver, 17.) III. On the Distrust of God Towards His Rational Creatures, More Especially Man: (ver. 18, 19.) IV. On the Destruction of Man, Occasioned by Mortality: (ver. 20.) V. On the Excellency of Man; and It's Defects, Without True Wisdom: (ver. 21.) VI. A Poem on the Day of Judgment: VII. Another, on the Transcendent Joys of Heaven. Boston: Printed by Fowle and Draper, and to be sold at their printing-office in Marlborough-Street, 1759.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)The Surprizing Appearance of a Ghost, with the Message He Brought from the Unseen and Eternal World: Being a Brief Paraphrase and Improvement, (agreeable to Our Time and Day) on the 4th Chap. of Job, the 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, & 21st Verses; Viz. I. On the Appearance of a Spirit to Eliphaz: II. On the Holiness and Justice of God, and the Pride and Imperfection of Man: (ver, 17.) III. On the Distrust of God Towards His Rational Creatures, More Especially Man: (ver. 18, 19.) IV. On the Destruction of Man, Occasioned by Mortality: (ver. 20.) V. On the Excellency of Man; and It's Defects, Without True Wisdom: (ver. 21.) VI. A Poem on the Day of Judgment: VII. Another, on the Transcendent Joys of Heaven. Printed by Fowle and Draper, and to be sold at their printing-office in Marlborough-Street, 1759.