The scripture-doctrine of imputed sin and righteousness stated and defended Chiefly for consuting what socinian writers, (and the Reverend M.J. Taylor, in his late books against original sin) have suggested, as to "God's imputing no sin or righteousness but what is personal." with a vindication of original righteousness; occasional remarks on grotius, locke, emiln, &c.; an apology for a particular assertion of luther's; a particular account of our lord's agony in the garden; some thoughts on that article of the common creed, "He descended into hell," &c. By Samuel Hebden - Hebden, Samuel 1692?-1747 (Printed for J. Oswald, at the Rose and Crown in the Poultry, 1743)
English Short Title Catalog, T172588
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