The Case of ordination consider'd
Subtitle: being a seasonable essay to rectify some prevailing opinions : particularly that novel doctrine contrary to Scripture, reason, and the judgment of the Church of England concerning the indispensible necessity of episcopal ordination to the being of the church and ministry, and consequently the nullity of the administrations of all those who want such ordination
By: by a lay-man of the Church of England
Edition: The 2nd ed., with a larger preface and an appendix containing A short view of the judgment of the most considerable writers of the Church of England concerning church government and ordination, also a seasonable advertisement concerning some dangerous opinions.
Publisher: Printed by John Matthews, and are to be sold by John Lawrence ... and John Kent ...
Published: 1713
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 92
Subjects: Early works to 1800; Clergy; Appointment, call, and election; Ordination; Church polity; Episcopacy; Church of England
Other titles: Short view of the judgment of the most considerable writers of the Church of England concerning church government and ordination
Notes: Attributed to Josiah Whately.

Signatures: pi² A-M⁴ N² O⁴ P².

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