A sling and a stone; or, The sword of the Lord and of Gideon. : Being a Defence of the All-Glorious Trinity, and the Eternal Divinity of God the Son; with some other fundamental Principles of the Christian religion, against all the Antitrinitarians, Jews, Arians, Socinians, Deists, Pelagians and Arminians under Heaven. Likewise, the Jewish-Seventh-Day Sabbath proved to be abolish'd, and the Christian Lord's Day vindicated. In answer to a daring pamphlet, set forth as a Challenge to King George and Twenty or Thirty-Thousand of his Ministers: by Ed. Elwall, the Arian Jewish-Sabbatarian, who, Goliah-like, has defy'd all Europe. Also, a concise body of divinity, necessary to be read and learnt by those who desire to be established in the truth. /
Taylor, J.,active 1742.
Pope, Elizabeth,18th cent?,former owner.StEdNL
Palmer, Ebenezer,bookseller.StEdNL
Bristol: : Printed by Benj. Hickey, in Nicholas-Street, for the author,,
1742..
Vertical chain lines.
With a table between pages 148 and 149.
At end of imprint: Price 1 s. 6 d.
With a final leaf of errata.
ESTC
With contemporary ink marginal notes and annotations. 18th century? ink inscription on verso of rear free endpaper: [??]eller and Eliza[beth?] Pope her Book. Bookseller's label on front pastedown: Ebenezer Palmer Bookseller. 18, Paternoster Row, London, E.C. Estd. 1819.
Theology, Doctrinal
England Bristol.