The seventh-day sabbath not obligatory on Christians. In five parts. Together, with a particular examination of some passages in a book, entitled, The ancient and honourable way. And some remarks of a piece, entitled, The seventh-day sabbath farther vindicated. And another entitled, A second defence. : To which is added, an appendix, containing answers to objections, and likewise an examination of Mr. Elwall's chief argument for the continuation of the seventh day sabbath. Also, a particular vindication of Christians observing the first day for public and assembly worship. And that from the New Testament, and the following antiquities of the Church. /
Dobel, Daniel,1700-1782.
Canterbury, : Printed for the author, and sold by J. Noon at the White Hart in Cheapside, London; by the author, and John Maule in Cranbrook; Tho. Winder at Tenterden; James Brown at Smarden; and the Printing Office in Caterbury.,
1739..
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'The seventh-day sabbath farther vindicated' and 'A second defence of some reflections on Dr. Wright's treatise' are by Robert Cornthwaite and were published in 1736.
The appendix has the imprint: Canterbury, printed for the author, and sold by J. Abree.
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