Henley, J. (1732). A lecture on high fits of zeal; or, Mrs. Cadiere's raptures. Flights beyond the Third Heaven, what a Rapture is, and a Religious Rapture; whether Mrs. Cadiere's Transports were Religious, Father Girard's Duty in that Case; what that Joy of Mind and Heart is that is right in Religion, and what is not so, how far Joy is a Test, what were the Raptures of the Apostles and Prophets, whether Heaven will be rapturous, and when it is that the Understanding and Will begin to be Enthusiastic. The Case of a Spiritual Guide decided, and an Answer to the Popish Argument for the Church, that we take the Scripture from the Church, a Point as yet unattempted, and Essential to all Lovers of Devotion. II. Tracts on other subjects, in humane and divine learning. The third edition. By J. Henley, M.A. printed by J. Stephens, for David Gardiner in Clement's Inn Passage; to be had at other pamphlet shops, and at the Oratory by Lincoln's Inn-Fields.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Henley, John. A Lecture on High Fits of Zeal; or, Mrs. Cadiere's Raptures. Flights Beyond the Third Heaven, What a Rapture Is, and a Religious Rapture; Whether Mrs. Cadiere's Transports Were Religious, Father Girard's Duty in That Case; What That Joy of Mind and Heart Is That Is Right in Religion, and What Is Not so, How Far Joy Is a Test, What Were the Raptures of the Apostles and Prophets, Whether Heaven Will Be Rapturous, and When It Is That the Understanding and Will Begin to Be Enthusiastic. The Case of a Spiritual Guide Decided, and an Answer to the Popish Argument for the Church, That We Take the Scripture from the Church, a Point as yet Unattempted, and Essential to All Lovers of Devotion. II. Tracts on Other Subjects, in Humane and Divine Learning. The Third Edition. By J. Henley, M.A. London: printed by J. Stephens, for David Gardiner in Clement's Inn Passage; to be had at other pamphlet shops, and at the Oratory by Lincoln's Inn-Fields, 1732.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Henley, John. A Lecture on High Fits of Zeal; or, Mrs. Cadiere's Raptures. Flights Beyond the Third Heaven, What a Rapture Is, and a Religious Rapture; Whether Mrs. Cadiere's Transports Were Religious, Father Girard's Duty in That Case; What That Joy of Mind and Heart Is That Is Right in Religion, and What Is Not so, How Far Joy Is a Test, What Were the Raptures of the Apostles and Prophets, Whether Heaven Will Be Rapturous, and When It Is That the Understanding and Will Begin to Be Enthusiastic. The Case of a Spiritual Guide Decided, and an Answer to the Popish Argument for the Church, That We Take the Scripture from the Church, a Point as yet Unattempted, and Essential to All Lovers of Devotion. II. Tracts on Other Subjects, in Humane and Divine Learning. The Third Edition. By J. Henley, M.A. printed by J. Stephens, for David Gardiner in Clement's Inn Passage; to be had at other pamphlet shops, and at the Oratory by Lincoln's Inn-Fields, 1732.